Sentence examples for the extent of existing from inspiring English sources

Training times depends on the extent of existing technology: in Sierra Leone the community health workers, already familiar with mobile phones, were up and running in a few hours.

I think this needs to consider evidence of the extent of existing problems – Home Office have already provided some estimates for the number of illegal migrant children in English schools – … [and] how migrant status information could be used.

This study explores the potential of the latest satellite-based remote sensing technology for use in assessing and monitoring the extent of existing soil and water conservation structures.

It is still necessary for those involved in medical imaging of children to have an understanding of the extent of existing knowledge for dose assessment and risk, as well as ongoing work at improvements.

In these roles, among others, increases in the extent of existing PAs and the establishment of new PAs are likely to be beneficial in meeting future conservation targets, as Hannah et al. [45] have argued.

Moreover, our goal was not to develop recommendations based on the extent of existing practice, but rather to establish a baseline against which consensus proposals would be developed.

We do not know from the present record the precise extent of existing reservoir storage in this area.

The policies and arrangements best suited for any given corporation will depend on, among other things, the preferences of directors, the nature and extent of existing relationships with investors, the preferences of those investors and the structure and staffing of the corporation's existing investor relations program.

In addition to the study, the Task Force was directed to determine the nature and extent of existing unfair and deceptive airline advertising practices and to report a recommended course of action to NAAG at its meeting in December 1987.

Consistent with scoping review methods, the purpose was to map the nature and extent of existing international published evidence.

Earlier, the department said that the report "understates the extent of our existing inspectional program" and that veterinary inspections of the stables are performed.