Sentence examples for reference procurement from inspiring English sources

For suspensions, ADDOs were 13%% less costly than they were in PHFs in Tanga and 1%% less in Mbeya, but suspensions were 14%% more expensive in Singida ADDOs and 60%% more in Morogoro ADDOs.> -wrap-foot> a Median price ratio (MPR) = median unit price in outlets/ International Drug Price Indicator Guide reference procurement price.

Fox's reference to more procurement from the US shows his zest for heavy spending on two future big-ticket items – the joint strike fighter [JSF], and the £20bn replacement for the Trident nuclear weapons system.

Training of national reference laboratories, equipment procurement (i.e. medium transport, laboratory equipment), training of clinicians to recognise the disease and adaptation of the surveillance system could have been implemented in order to improve the capacity to detect this particular disease in the region.

Request for Proposal  27 July 2015 Invitation to Bid – reference LITB- 2015-9120112 Subject: Procurement of school furniture.

MSH international reference prices represent actual procurement prices for medicines offered to low-income and middle-income countries by non-profit suppliers and international tender prices.

The most popular features, as well as references detailing their utility and procurement, are presented in Table 3.> It has been clearly established that measures of evolutionary rate and conservation carry information about ligand-binding and catalytic sites on proteins [ 153- 155].

The finding of this paper can be used as a reference for clients in developing their project procurement strategy.

The finding in the paper can be used as a reference for clients in forming their project procurement strategy.

The QSS at the time of first sample procurement was used as a reference for the longitudinal follow-up analysis.

These reference prices are the medians of recent procurement prices offered for generic products by for-profit and not-for-profit suppliers to international not-for-profit agencies.

His speeches are increasingly peppered with references to collective action, on everything from procurement to financial planning.