While no hospitals or rural health care facilities completely closed in Bong County during the EVD outbreak, there was a substantial scale down in service provision at many facilities due to fear among staff of a disease that had already taken the lives of many healthcare providers.
The product was described as "quite fine" in the 17th century when it was undertaken on a substantial scale although of "indifferent quality" in the early 19th century when it was being conducted as a cottage industry.
These challenges and opportunities also imply a strategic shift in the overall UN's and in particular UNICEF's cooperation to policy advocacy and guidance, access to knowledge, targeted technical support and a substantial scale-up in capacity development support.
Donors may want to support the efforts of Programs mHealth 2 and 4, which have achieved substantial scale in providing affordable and efficient health services.
Since, they have expanded progressively and additional organisations have begun providing treatment, including through the public health sector launched in 2005, resulting in a substantial scale-up (Table 2).
"There are going to be lots of bumps in the road, but this is a very important experiment at a very substantial scale".
"Continuation of the current state of affairs will result in a human tragedy of substantial scale, whose outcome will undoubtedly be neither forgiven nor forgotten".
The early 1980s saw a substantial change of scale in his popularity, mostly due to his venture into science fiction, and his collaborations with famous directors like Alejandro Jodorowsky and René Laloux.
To give you an idea of the type of startups Highland Europe backs, it says these companies have demonstrated resourcefulness by "achieving substantial revenue scale in a relatively short period of time, and on a capital-efficient basis".
I propose a new option: Avian influenza might be controlled by a substantial reduction in regional scale biomass smoke in Southeast Asia that will allow natural solar ultraviolet-B radiation (UV-B) to suppress the virus before infection occurs.
