Sentence examples for use and deployment of from inspiring English sources

With expansion of long-lasting insecticide-treated bed net use, and deployment of malaria rapid diagnostic tests and artemisinin-combination therapies, it is estimated that more than 274m cases and 1.1 million deaths have been averted between 2001 and 2010.

This has been reflected through the increased prevalence, use, and deployment of web-based project collaboration technologies and project extranets.

The terms of the Armistice Agreement restricted Egypt's use and deployment of regular armed forces in the Gaza strip.

Perhaps the most significant moment came in the middle of his speech, when Abe talked about the "new framework" he had arranged with President Obama over the use and deployment of the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF).

The current review particularly focuses on the use and deployment of different resistance mechanisms to control fungal pathogens of cereals.

Moreover, the effective use and deployment of personnel is paramount to ensure an efficient service delivery in terms of cost, quality and quantity [ 2].

Although the use of fungicides and deployment of resistant wheat cultivars can help to contain M. graminicola losses in the field, breeding for resistance to STB has been slow and the resistance often is not durable [ 2].

The endoscopy team must comprise an experienced endoscopy nurse acquainted with the equipment necessary for endoscopy therapy of varices, and a skilled endoscopist, competent in using banding devices and deployment of balloon tamponade.

Our findings also support qualitative research on Australian women's drinking practices, more broadly, that has shown that "alcohol consumption is used in the construction and deployment of positive, highly female identities (that is, identities as women and mothers)" [ 25], p361.

The recommendations made by the spectrum efficiency working group, based on these findings, consisted of promoting flexible use of spectrum development and deployment of advanced technologies and promoting secondary markets for spectrum [2].

While there are many on-premise offerings that compete with Instart Logic, Mital says that what's disruptive about the company's product is its ease of use and deployment.