In 2006, United Nations (UN) Member States committed themselves to universal access to treatment, which required a dramatic scale up in testing [ 5].
While providing education for the most vulnerable children in emergency settings – be they conflicts or natural disasters – is a core part of UNICEF's mandate, this collaboration has allowed for a dramatic scale-up of such programmes.
Rwanda provides a model for integrating TB-HIV services that has resulted in the majority of patients with TB knowing their HIV status and a dramatic scale-up of lifesaving HIV care and treatment that coincided with a decline in the risk of death among patients with TB/HIV.
With a dramatic scale-up of care and treatment that started in 2003, Cambodia is now one of the first developing countries to have over 90 per cent of adults with advanced HIV infection already on antiretroviral therapy, up from 38 per cent in 2005.
The dramatic scale-up of renewable energy over the coming decades is likely to pose significant challenges for coordinating land use allocation, environmental assessment, energy system planning and the design of greenhouse gas abatement policy.
This suggests the relatively dramatic scale-up in health aid could be one explanation for displacement.
With the dramatic scale-up of access to ART in many countries with differing baseline risk factors for cardiovascular disease (CVD), it is important to determine the prevalence of ART-associated complications, such as dyslipidemia, in different patient populations.
The resort is built on a dramatic scale, with 75 rooms and suites ranging from 377 to 4,305 square feet.
May will say that the Tories have successfully managed to scale back on a dramatic scale Britain's involvement with EU-wide criminal justice measures.
"What we are seeing in Rakhine State is a land grab by the military on a dramatic scale," Tirana Hassan, Amnesty's crisis response director, said.
