Sentence examples for resources and methods from inspiring English sources

Instead, their new resources and methods have simply made them better able to press claims in what they say are the many cases when companies introduce dangerous drugs and hide their risks -- which they say the F.D.A. does not adequately monitor once drugs are approved.

Greater prestige still and a claim to imperial hegemony fell to the Saxon rulers when they broke the impetus of the Hungarian (Magyar) invasions, against which the military resources and methods of western European society had almost wholly failed for several decades.

Other approaches such as the national German Grid Initiative D-Grid [8] emphasised and spread the idea of using Grid resources and methods of distributed computing in general in the their local scientific communities.

This chapter discusses the difference between ordinary sustainable methods based on saving energy and resources and methods that tackle excessive consumption, such as user involved design to enhance product durability.

This study is an overview of the resources and methods that are commonly applied in TE research in general, and in the field of oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMFS) in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Basing on Combining Mahlke's user experience model, the ISO definition of user experience, and the above analysis of learning experiences, this study suggests that learning experiences can be understood as learners' perceptions, responses, and performances to the learning environment, resources, and methods.

Microsoft's EP0845124 patent in Europe is for a "computer system for identifying local resources and method therefor" and was issued in 1996.

Our resource and methods are ideal for streamlined validation of fusions newly identified by next-generation sequencing, and they pave the way to studying the impact of fusion expression variability on clinical outcome.

Mr. Nardelli and Dennis Donovan, a former G.E. executive who joined Home Depot in April as executive vice president for human resources, have been visiting every divisional office, checking their human resources plans and methods.

Exposure assessments in epidemiologic studies of indoor pools are often limited by the available resources, time, and methods (Nieuwenhuijsen 2003).

Identifying effective educational resources for, and methods by which to conduct research into, these populations is a current research gap.