Sentence examples for resource banking from inspiring English sources

If the diagnostic laboratory does not maintain such a resource, banking with ones that do, should be considered.

Although genetic resource banking has been propagated for safeguarding threatened wildlife species for many years [ 4, 5], little progress has been made to incorporate these technologies into zoo breeding programs.

The modern methodology of ART includes hormonal regulation of cycling activity, artificial insemination, aspiration of oocytes, collection of spermatozoa, in vitro production of embryos, embryo transfer and, finally, genetic resource banking.

Genetic resource banking is defined as the storage of gametes (sperm and oocytes) and embryos from threatened populations with the deliberate intention to use them in breeding programs at the time of ones choosing [ 4].

Yet no bank had ever actively sought its business until New Resource Bank came calling.

Beneficial State Bank, Capital Pacific Bank, New Resource Bank and Virginia Community Capital Bank all offer FDIC-insured CDs.

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Now, Patagonia is again working with Kina'ole, as well as New Resource Bank, Beneficial State Bank and the installer Sungevity, all certified B corporations.

The Internal Revenue Service (//www.irs.gov/) is a resource bank for all tax-related questions in the United States, including information about grants for low income taxpayer clinics and on steps towards "a more equitable tax system".

America's unique regulatory structure has given rise to around 7,000 banks, which gives small banks a chance to focus on financing to create communities, rather just generating profits for shareholders, said Vincent Siciliano, president and chief executive officer of New Resource Bank (NRB) in San Francisco.

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