Sentence examples for user institutions from inspiring English sources

As a result, 25% of responding user institutions had infected colonies representing a risk of contamination to other colonies.

A recent survey showed that non-SPF mouse and rat colonies still are common among user institutions.

Together, HINARI, AGORA, OARE, and WIPO, collectively known as Research4Life, are now making journals available to more than 5,000 user institutions.

In the centralised model of pooled procurement, the distribution is managed centrally and the onus of the procurement agency is to ensure availability at the user institutions.

For instance, Tamil Nadu has empanelled laboratories to which every sample from each batch is sent for quality testing before distributing to user institutions and the minimum turnover criterion is set at US$0.7 million (INR 3 crores).

Additionally, the system requires adequate transportation facilities to transfer supplies from warehouses to user institutions and IT enablement to manage the entire system, necessitating a considerable initial capital expenditure.

This system also requires significantly large storage facilities at each user institution, thereby increasing the overall cost.

An important finding from this question is the importance of establishing a relationship among the user, institution, and IRB protocol.

Multiple Flashcards can be combined into custom stacks called Notebooks that can be accessed in study Groups that belong to the user institution.

From the FFB, the data are automatically copied to the offline file system where files are made available to users for analysis and for exporting to users' institutions outside SLAC via the POSIX-compliant Lustre file system [6].

Professor Stevan Harnad, one of the founders of the open access (OA) movement, argues there are two roads to open access - the 'golden road' of publishing in an OA journal (author-institution pays publication costs instead of user-institution) and the 'green road' of publishing in a non-OA journal but also self-archiving the article in an OA archive.