Sentence examples for recruiting capacity from inspiring English sources

Together, these findings indicate that there has been considerable progress in the research sector's response to building and/or recruiting capacity to address the disproportionate burden of ill-health experienced by Indigenous Australians, although the long-term sustainability of such changes remains to be seen.

Teach for America solved that problem by providing schools across the country with the recruiting capacity and brand equity they lacked, enabling them to pool resources to attract top students.

The slightly slower programs like BLAT (Kent, 2002), SSAHA2 (Ning et al., 2001) and LAST (Kielbasa et al., 2011) can recruit more reads than the mapping programs, but their fragment recruiting capacities are still limited.

"In 2017, we will continue to invest in enhancing our technology, increasing our production capacity, recruiting top talent to our team, and in promoting Mobike's innovative model internationally," Mobike co-founder and CEO Davis Wang said in a statement.

"In 2017, we will continue to invest in enhancing our technology, increasing our production capacity, recruiting top talent to our team, and in promoting Mobike's innovative model internationally," Mobike co-founder and CEO Davis Wang said in a statement.

In these settings the kidney has to work harder to meet the demand and relies on recruiting additional excretory capacity.

Recruiting patients lacking capacity to consent to participation in a study introduces the practical problems of obtaining consultee agreement from a carer, and a reliable informant to ascertain factual information, at a time of great uncertainty and stress for carers and in a fast-moving acute service.

Currently, regional laws are being adopted, regional bodies established, staff recruited and capacities developed.

Unfortunately, most HTA applicants adopt the unconditional approach [ 3] to recruitment prediction - suggesting that all their planned centres will start recruiting to their maximum capacity on day one.

However successful the NHS is in boosting capacity and recruiting more nurses and doctors - university medical schools permitting, how they are organised will determine whether the public sees improvement.

At the same time, the C.I.A.'s next chief will have to protect the agency's flanks from determined turf-raiding by Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, who has been building the Pentagon's capacity for recruiting human spies and running covert operations, which in his opinion do not require the same kind of oversight mandated by law for C.I.A. activities.