Sentence examples for published resources from inspiring English sources
The client chosen depends on the environment and how users want to access the published resources.
Here you will find reviews on published resources related to Huntington's disease.
Helen Rogerson, head of science at Westonbirt school in Gloucestershire, faces similar difficulties: "What worries me the most is the quality and availability of the published resources.
Utilizing the American Association of Colleges of Nursing's CNL white paper and published resources faculty developed a clinical leadership course focused on active learning and reflection.
However, end users of geospatial products must often make choices regarding the source and level of detail required for characterizing habitat elements, with few published resources available for guidance.
Building on the recommendations made to the United States through the UN Universal Periodic Review, as well during UN Treaty Body reviews of the U.S.' human rights record, the Institute has published resources for state and local agencies translating core human rights principles into guidance on ways to promote and protect human rights locally.
The following season, USAD once again altered their testing policies; 50% of test questions were to come from USAD published "Resource Guides" and 50% were to come from unspecified sources.
MeDIP-seq data of human sperm cells analyzed using the same algorithm came from a published resource [ 22].
The presentation of the program as two separate, but inter-related, components, the eClinic and the eBook, combines the strengths of virtual patient management problems with the value of access to the vast amount of published resource information available electronically.
To expand our previously published resource we targeted genes for which no previous ts allele has been described and performed diploid shuffle using error-prone PCR and screening for temperature-sensitivity following haploid selection (Ben-Aroya et al. 2008).
For the treatment of adverse events resource utilisation data for the oral drugs and the Mayo regimen were taken from published resource use studies (Ollendorf, 1999; Twelves et al, 2001) and unpublished data from trials (Roche, 2002), in consultation with UK clinicians.
