Sentence examples for activities on existing from inspiring English sources

Such opportunities may come from deliberately building surveillance activities on existing disease control activities.

One implication of this current environment for an organization such as Association of Ontario Health Centres is the question of how much of a threshold remains for additional QI-PHC activities on existing staff workloads.

It said the agency had fallen behind in its work because of a growth in offshore drilling and increased activity on existing wells after Hurricanes Ivan, Katrina and Rita, in 2004 and 2005.

For example, it could be mediated by direct effects on the activity of existing OXPHOS complexes, by increasing overall mitochondrial biogenesis (resulting in more mitochondria/cell), or by increasing the number of OXPHOS complexes per organelle.

"We have begun to focus more on increasing the activity of existing users," he said.

Recently, the main activities are focused on existing power plants at Kamojang, Wyang Windu and Djeng.

These zurugelu ("togetherness") activities were based on existing traditional forms of governance, consensus building, and volunteerism, and they were designed to build male leadership and participation into reproductive health services, in addition to expanding women's participation in seeking reproductive and child health services.

Adding new topics to a training which was mainly focused on refresher activities for existing topics led to confusion and decreased mastery of new topic understanding.

Activism ranges from a number of activities, such as building on existing resources, participating in rallies, or more disruptive activities [1].

Reframing routine midwifery activities in a public health context, identifying midwives as public practitioners and building on existing activities, such as collaboration, organisation of care and interagency working are essential to clearly define the relationship between midwifery and public health.

But Congress ordered that no money be set aside for the effort until Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's office provides a waiver that "describes the purpose of, and activities to be performed," by the new office as well as "an explanation of the impact of this proposal on existing activities" of Special Operations Command.