Sentence examples for total resources for from inspiring English sources

Because of the small population of the country, total resources for research are on a quite modest level.

We are at least $3 billion short annually of the amount needed to control the disease, even though total resources for AIDS reached a high-water mark in 2013.

The life sciences spent 54.4% (USD 10.83 billion) of total resources for R&D in academic institutions in 1993.

When the total resources for PAGE were limited, editing a few sires for many QTN resulted in greater response to selection and inbreeding compared to editing many sires for a few QTN.

When the total resources for PAGE were a limiting factor, the GS + PAGE scenarios in which a fixed number of QTNe per generation was distributed across a small number of sires, resulted in considerably more cumulative response to selection, compared to scenarios in which the same fixed number of QTNe per generation was distributed across a greater number of the sires (Fig.  6).

Much of the information necessary for costing of health interventions was available in principle in the sense that the majority of health facilities and vertical programmes visited kept a good record of most of the resources used although only at an aggregate level (i.e. total resources for a whole hospital and not broken down by diagnosis).

With total resources of over $600 billion proposed for the Department of Defense and related agencies, the Pentagon's FY 2017 request has allocated just $7.5 billion in direct funding to fighting ISIS, and an additional $3.4 billion to the European Reassurance Initiative, the primary U.S. response to Russia's military moves along its borders.

Increasing funds for primary education: The total resources available for primary education must increase if Universal Primary Education is to be achieved.

Antiretroviral treatment (ART) services are estimated to account for 30% of the total resources needed for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV /acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) control and prevention in Vietnam during the 2011 2020 timeframe.

However, from a welfare point of view insight in the value individuals attach to health and health improvements may be useful to determine the maximum acceptable cost per QALY for a medical intervention (and, by implication, the total resources available for health care).

There is also the odd circularity that if you want to redistribute as much as possible you need to not redistribute at all, in order to boost the total resources available for redistribution.There is an alternative hypothesis, however, which Mr Cowen mostly disregards: that redistribution provides insurance against economic dislocation and therefore softens resistance to globalisation.