Sentence examples for resources study from inspiring English sources

This paper presents lessons learned about the function of a national review Committee (National Technical Review Committee NTRC) for a major U.S. Corps of Engineers water resources study, the Louisiana Coastal Area Study (the restoration of the Mississippi Delta).

The household cultural resources study and interviews with former residents with long-time family history in Union Hill uncovered this largely forgotten history.

Three districts that had been part of a recent human resources study were excluded to avoid overburdening staff.

Costs were calculated for the following resources: Study drugs received (cetuximab/irinotecan) and associated administration of drugs.

However, because of Mumbai's size and urban resources, study findings may not be relevant to extrapolate to smaller cities, which may not have the human resources, hospital and technical capacity, or financial means to perform organ transplants and develop a donor registry.

This exploratory qualitative study was conducted in the context of a broader human resources study exploring job satisfaction, perceptions of work environment and organizational justice, with the aim of providing evidence to assist in the development of realistic strategies to retain health workers in the districts and improve their performance.

He said the county would be wise to spend its resources studying the possibility of a link to the Cedar Creek plant.

Originally a microbiologist, Ms Wassell, now a company director of human resources, studied for her MBA in her early 30s after deciding she wanted to move from the public sector into industry.

The territorial contest is also over resources; studies in recent decades have suggested a possible wealth of oil beneath the waters surrounding the islands.

Acquisition, management and/or use of spatial information are crucial for the quality of water resources studies.

"These rules introduce investment uncertainty," warns Jerry Taylor, director of natural resources studies at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C.