Sentence examples for projects and target from inspiring English sources

This time he would forget about industrial projects and target islands that needed potable water.

Within the health sector, the Ministry of Health (MOH) and development partners adopted a SWAp to better coordinate health projects and target efforts towards realizing objectives articulated within the Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP).

To bring about intended changes in land use, programs like REDD+ need to extend beyond a focus on short-term projects and targets, to instead emphasise long-term investments and forms of collective action that support learning.

Accordingly, we aimed to describe the types of JICA health-related projects and targets of interest by examining their impact on each of the WHO's building blocks.

43 These may not be readily changed by interventions, particularly if delivered only once, immediately before the consultation, as part of research projects, and targeted at only one participant in the consultation.

Subclasses of CR cells project and target either local (molecular layers) or distant regions [subicular complex and entorhinal cortex (EC)] of the hippocampal formation, but have similar firing patterns.

This study aimed to describe the type of project and targets of interest, and assess the contribution of JICA health-related projects to strengthening health systems worldwide.

They include frequent contact during the intervention; positive feedback; incentives to reach attendance and performance goals; establishing personal commitment to the project; and targeted mechanisms for behavioral adherence, including self-efficacy, outcome expectations, and self-regulatory skills.

The production of results dependent on information transfers between project consortia and target arenas (e.g. the science policy interface) remains a major challenge.

The ROD metric is a function of the geometric alignment between the domains and the Kullback Leibler divergence in data distributions between the projected source and target subspaces.

Fig. 4 Illustration for CT-SVM, inspired from [70], showing the difference between a ρ value with higher correlation (a) versus a ρ value with lower correlation (b) when projecting source and target instances onto correlation subspaces.