Sentence examples for * kmc in from inspiring English sources

In all four countries there was some form of buy in and support at the national government level for the implementation of KMC in the form of policy documents that included KMC as a priority in the ambit of newborn care [ 9, 24- 28].

This multi-channel promotion may have contributed to increased commitment to the implementation of KMC in facilities, demand by health providers and mothers, and ultimately uptake of KMC [ 46].

One study on KMC in neonates less than 28 weeks showed that those infants[ 71] could not maintain temperature in KMC, and until other studies contradict that, studying KMC for pain control in infants less than 28 weeks may not be indicated at this time.

When LC in an organization is high, organizational employees can absorb existing knowledge assets well and operationalize KMC in a more effective manner.

Hence, in response to the recent calls (e.g., Tellis et al. 2009; Kamal 2011; Wei et al. 2014) that point out the necessity of more emerging market-specific theoretical and empirical inquiries into knowledge, learning and general streams of innovation, the study contributes to the performance implication of KMC, in particular to the contextual efficacy of emerging market firms.

Confocal scanning laser microscopy images of a cross section of cellulose-based pellicle produced by KMC in a sugared black tea, showing a variety of both bacteria and yeast cell morphotypes (a); cells of unusual morphology (a long shape), which may indicate the existence of dormant uncultivable microbial (sub populations (b).

Engaging the ministry of health and other implementing partners from the start in the process of garnering support for KMC assists in mobilizing buy in and resources and ensuring KMC is on district agendas and budgets when scale up commences.

The aim of this study was to provide a systematic 'snapshot' of the implementation status of facility-based KMC services in four countries in sub-Saharan Africa to inform further roll-out of KMC and other health system interventions.

Neonatal mortality for infants born with 1,000 to 1,999 g was 19% lower in hospitals with KMC than in those without it (88 and 71 deaths per thousand, respectively).

Interestingly, Gluconoacetobacter diazotrophicus known as an obligate sugarcane endophyte (Baldani et al. 1997) was constantly present in all variants of KMC studied in this work; however, this species was not isolated by culture-dependent method.

Another study also in Bangladesh reported that KMC practice in the community was quickly and popularly adopted by mothers after delivery [ 12].