Sentence examples for a simplified essential from inspiring English sources

A study testing the effectiveness of training birth attendants from rural communities in six countries using a simplified essential newborn care educational program demonstrated that teaching a bundled newborn care curriculum reduces stillbirth [ 11], and justified the development of a curriculum that could be taught widely.

Life cycle models also provide a simplified view of essential stages and practices, focusing attention on how data flows through a continuum.

Our evaluation of the ECEB program, a simplified program for teaching essential newborn care, suggests that the program has several attributes of an ideal program to support implementation and adaptation of these practices in resource-limited environments.

This is a simplified description of the essential features of many models of the grid-place transformation (see, e.g., [ Solstad et al., 2006; de Almeida et al., 2009] and the review [ Giocomo et al., 2011b]).

Working with computer software, Trine puts his original source material through various stages of manipulation and ultimately arrives at a condensed, simplified and essential version.

We report here identification of essential genes in S. sanguinis and a simplified picture of gene essentiality in streptococci and other bacteria that has emerged from our findings.

It was aimed at obtaining a simplified model which should have essential dynamic behaviour of the process suitable for applications such as control design and dynamic optimization.

To increase accuracy and reduce uncertainty in the models, however, it is essential that a simplified model give results that are equivalent to more complete process-based mechanisms.

We develop a model which includes all signalling steps in the pathway, and discuss a simplified version, which captures the essential features of the full model.

It is thus interesting to consider a simplified enthalpy landscape that captures the essential features of glass relaxation and can be solved analytically.

There is a parallelism here with the recall that Peter Galison does of anthropological linguists who show that "pidgin English" is a simplified form of language which is essential for allowing communication and exchange between local populations in colonies and colonizers.