Sentence examples for alleviation implications from inspiring English sources

Studying a Bolivian PES, we show that broadening the foregoing conceptualization of poverty to a more relational understanding allows better taking into account local views and structural determinants of poverty and therefore allows better reporting of the complexity of poverty alleviation implications of such natural resource management initiatives.

Whichever decision is made has implications for poverty alleviation efforts.

Given the importance of rice as staple crop for many of the world's poorest people, this will have implications for the alleviation of poverty, hunger and malnutrition.

These current results may only have important implications for the alleviation of acute lung injury caused by PQ.

As a result, temptation spending is trickier.The paper has implications for poverty-alleviation strategies and for financial services in developing countries.

Professor Blattman and I recently discussed the implications of the research for poverty alleviation and development.

But equally important are the broader implications of this research– namely, the alleviation of misplaced concerns in the broader community about childhood vaccines, and greater awareness of the public health benefits of wider immunization.

Its apparent alleviation by the BER-1 mtDNA background might have substantial implications for therapy, if the mechanism can be elucidated.

The policy implication of this finding is that local level poverty alleviation programs such as improving sanitation and drinking water access will likely have an impact on cholera, especially during the large annual epidemic in the post-monsoon season during which secondary cholera transmission is more common.

Simulations of flood inundation have important practical significance for flood control and disaster alleviation.

This has, of course, implications for action plans against poverty on the first level of poverty alleviation efforts.