Sentence examples for resource targeted from inspiring English sources
Verbatim text quotes, including those presented herein, may also appear in this educational resource targeted to adolescent ostomy patients.
Dr Mann's website is a clinically oriented resource targeted at emergency medicine physicians, intensivists, hospitalists and any other physicians who provide acute care.
It may be speculated whether a food resource targeted to an individual with malnutrition is more prone to be regarded as a resource for the family and thus to conflicting views on its usage in comparisons to medicines obtained for treatment of individuals with a medical condition.
Situations where public-goods cooperation is either not directly involved in resource acquisition, or supply of the limited resource targeted by social action is not strongly correlated with the supply of other essential resources, are likely to be common in nature.
These provide graphical representations of the net load deficit/surplus at various levels for resource targeting and pinch identification.
The Compstat reports allowed Bratton and the entire police department to easily discern established and emerging hot spots for efficient resource targeting and retargeting.
Indeed a final question that remains is the implications of this research for hot spot policing and resource targeting.
Pluralsight, an online training resource targeting professional developers, is today announcing its first outside funding, courtesy of a $27.5 million investment from Insight Venture Partners.
Pluralsight, the online training resource targeting professional developers that announced its raise of $27.5 million from Insight Venture Partners earlier this year, is now putting that funding to use.
AromaDeg is a web-based resource targeting aerobic degradation of aromatics that comprises recently updated (September 2013) and manually curated databases constructed based on a phylogenomic approach.
Homelessness resources targeted at women – including the availability of women's refuges – fell 40 per cent in 2011/12, according to St Mungo's.
