Sentence examples for resources improved from inspiring English sources

For efficient and sustainable utilisation of limited groundwater resources, improved understanding of how vegetation water-use responds to climate variation and the corresponding controls on recharge is essential.

This development was mainly driven by increased data resources, improved usability of multiple spatial datasets, and tools for their processing, as well as an increased acceptance of models in local collaborative decision-making environments (Klosterman, 1999; Sui, 1998; Wegener, 1994).

Local communities' access to low value FPA resources improved during the post-colonial period but access to high value resources like commercial timber as well as sharing income benefits derived from FPA commercial activities remained a pipe dream.

Such programs offer many benefits (making a positive contribution to sound management of local aquatic resources, improved credibility with government agencies, demonstrating community leadership) but also come with associated costs.

Then the article will describe and analyze the official measures and policies that are employed to tackle the ECE disparities, including the institutional foundations for rural ECE development, optimized allocation of ECE resources, improved rural kindergarten teachers' qualification system, enhanced ECE funding system, and strengthened supervision and evaluation system.

● by carefully utilizing the jobs statistics from the report interface module, we can allocate jobs in a way that reduces concurrent data access and improves the performance.In summary, the combined results in Figures 10, 11, and 12 highlights that holistic view of resources improved the performance of well-known algorithms for resource provisioning and job allocation.

Cheap rent frees up my resources, improving my quality of life.

The president has put forward a series of policies to expand access to our domestic resources, improve energy efficiency and harness the power of alternative energy.

As a company we are looking to gather data and analyse patterns across the organisation in order to target resources, improve services and maintain placement stability.

According to the 2014 Horizon report – a study on emerging technologies for teaching and learning – data collected on the online activity of students can be used effectively to identify top resources, improve the student experience and underpin success at university.

As genealogy databases and other resources improve, how can individuals be protected, and what are the implications?