Sentence examples for resources designated from inspiring English sources

This has resulted in the overloading of MNRH, wasting resources designated for tertiary care on primary care concerns.

The anatomy resources designated for this study were the Adult Mouse Anatomy (MA) ontology and the set of anatomy concepts contained in the NCI Thesaurus (NCIt).

It also a means of ensuring that the sparse resources designated for the care of indigents in low-income countries are not squandered.

So neural activities in milliseconds do not depend on energy recruitment but are a manifestation of already present energy resources, designated as potential energy.

To conclude, these group differences appear to reflect a deficiency in recruitment of neural resources designated for the processing of analog number magnitudes in dyscalculic children.

Generating variant resources following VQSR is a highly user-driven process that depends largely on the user's confidence in the variant resources designated as truth for VQSR, and it requires examining multiple tranches resulting from VQSR.

At the national level, Niger adopted the Rural Code in 1993, which stipulated that pastoralists had priority rights to use natural resources in designated pastoral zones.

The parklands of WRST are a national public resource, a designated World Heritage Site, and form the headwaters of the Copper River watershed, and support spawning grounds for an economically important salmon fishery.

The methodology presented can be useful for decision makers when evaluating a regions geological heritage, planning the management of natural resources, or designating areas for conservation.

State health departments and the American College of Surgeons focus on the availability of optimal resources to designate hospitals as trauma centers, with little emphasis on actual delivery of care.

In developing the ACT we originally hypothesized a 10-factor solution (eight contextual dimensions: culture, leadership, evaluation, social capital, informal interactions, formal interactions, structural and electronic resources, and organizational slack (representing three sub-concepts - time, space, human resources)) with items designated for each concept loading onto a single factor.