Sentence examples for provided internally from inspiring English sources
Research has shown that the strengths of composite concrete deck slabs of girder bridges are governed by transverse confinement, which can be provided internally in the form of bottom transverse reinforcement, or externally by means of steel straps connected to the top flanges of the girders.
Consequently, the actual throughput offered to devices will vary with the overall throughput, which means that stronger assurances need be provided internally by devices instead of as a network service.
H2O component can be provided internally by epidote breakdown similarly to mica fluid-absent melting reactions, or by an external source, even beyond epidote stability field, assuming that the oceanic crust is flushed by aqueous fluids derived from the deserpentinization of the underlying harzburgitic rocks.
Funding for this work was provided internally by Partners HealthCare.
The current version has been prepared based on comments and feedback provided internally and by member states.
Decision coaching can be provided internally (by members of the local health team) or externally (by independent decision coaches) [ 29].
A strategy adopted by some rural hospitals is the contracting of existing private healthcare providers to deliver services that the hospital is unable to provide internally [ 10, 14, 15].
The PBSS provided the advantage of also being a good predictor while providing internally consistent subscale scores that may be useful for intervention planning.
RightNow's Mittelstaedt suggests that companies facing a bad rep for customer service — while they work to improve the customer experience they provide, internally — should focus on generating positive word of mouth online and off most of all, than positive reviews and online feedback secondarily.
This complements workshops 15Five provides internally on topics such as money management, personal integrity, and strengths based leadership.
Discrete choice experiments have been shown to provide internally valid and consistent responses (Viney et al, 2002; Ryan and Gerard, 2003; Ryan et al, 2003).
