Sentence examples for service demarcation from inspiring English sources

In 1994, six of the top 15 species caught had an ecosystem service demarcation of commodity: services, while 9 of the top 15 in 2007 provided this function.

Prior reviews have reflected the traditional mental health service system demarcation by focussing on outcome measures used with either children and adolescents or with adults [ 22, 29].

Despite the lack of targeted measures, there were 22 out of 29 outcome measures identified in the review that were used in at least one study with a sample that ranged across the 18 years of age mental health service system demarcation point.

Neither the public nor private sector will again be able to offer a rational system of medical services until a clear demarcation between risk management and clinical authority is restored.

We based this study on a detailed atrazine concentrations data set developed over the years as part of several monitoring efforts and the spatial demarcation of CWS service area boundaries.

Three approaches of studying innovation in services are recognized: the assimilation, demarcation and synthesis approach.

The IT landscape is changing rapidly, the clear demarcation between software, services and hardware is now blurred.

Increasing demarcation of breast services, with designated clinics and facilities.

The new system offers a unique opportunity to bring teams of NHS staff closer together by harmonising conditions of service and breaking down old-style demarcations.

But opponents of faith-based services said that that line of demarcation invariably became blurred, with religious organizations essentially using money from the government to promote a set of beliefs.

Consider this statement by Nicaragua's embassy in London [17], made prior to Google's auto-correction: "The Government of Nicaragua has formally requested to Google not to accept the petition of Costa Rica to modify the border demarcation presented on Google Maps service".