Sentence examples for relation to provide from inspiring English sources

The FIFO-filter performs the data clustering operation and provides a rough forecasted prediction value based on the input data to the MLFN-ES associated with each cluster for modeling the input output relation to provide accurate short term forecast value.

The level of confidence of the alumni in relation to providing training in public health and developing health-related capacity building plans and strategies is quite high (91.7% and 88%, respectively).

While they are strong on developing codes and supplier policies, issues remain in relation to providing the needed staff incentives and training, monitoring of performance, and stakeholder dialogue.

See Grimm (1993) for a discussion of correlations and their relation to providing evidence of convergent validity.

Three representatives of the clinic are giving evidence to the committee about how they are complying with criminal law in relation to providing abortions in Northern Ireland.

It added: "Another two officers will be subject to local misconduct in relation to providing inaccurate statements or inappropriate comments and a seventh officer has been recommended for management action in relation to inappropriate comments.

The purpose of this study was to assess the knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and current practices of South Africa midwives in relation to providing smoking cessation education or counselling to pregnant women.

This study explored residents' perceptions and experience in relation to providing care for socioeconomically disadvantaged persons.

Job roles and levels of training in relation to providing brief lifestyle behaviour change advice were also considered during sampling.

Organisational and system elements operating in relation to providing optimal self-management support in primary care are poorly understood.

A critical challenge to achieving valid consent in lower income countries arises in relation to providing appropriate information to participants in a comprehensible manner [ 39].