Sentence examples for resources to be applied from inspiring English sources

It would also allow resources to be applied to real and emerging threats, rather than to imaginary old ones.

The cessation of treatment that would ultimately prove ineffective might also be beneficial in terms of health economics, allowing resources to be applied more efficiently.

If robotic surgery is to provide a benefit to a wider range of procedures then the robotic systems need to be smaller, of lower cost, and intuitive to use and require few additional resources to be applied into clinical practice.

Research performed to document if educational interventions work is justified, because many teaching strategies and courses are implemented in medical schools and hospitals without any evidence of their effectiveness, and all require resources to be applied and implemented.

Here we describe the experimental procedures and methods in detail to reproduce the results and provide resource to be applied to similar engineering approach (available at Gene Expression Omnibus database under GSE69963).

Limited resources need to be applied in the most effective way, particularly in developing the strategic intelligence which is vital for effective policing.

This could apply in the health care and hospital environment where scarce resources need to be applied as efficiently as possible".

Unfortunately, the individual tree level is too resource intensive to be applied globally as of yet, though a global urban tree density map would highly advance carbon estimates for an LCA equivalent to a recent available global tree density map of 1 km2 resolution by Crowther et al. [93].

There is, however, no consensus on the specific components of stewardship programs or acknowledgement of resources which need to be applied to support the program.

The results from this study could be potentially important in terms of human resource management policies to be applied in this particular setting.

"It is obvious, however, that pressure continues to be applied, administrative resources used for influence and often direct bribery employed".