Sentence examples for an increased provision from inspiring English sources

It said the majority of its problem contracts in Germany had so far responded to action taken by the company but three had failed to do so, which could lead to an increased provision during the year.

This was higher than the proportion of women at baseline, perhaps resulting from an increased provision of information which raised interests and discussion preferences.

The global shortfall of condoms exists despite an increased provision of condoms by the private sector.

In low-income settings such as Niger, Malawi, and Mozambique, surgical task-shifting has resulted in an increased provision in essential surgical services [ 14, 15].

Higher fetal growth rates may require an increased provision of nutrients for supporting the metabolic needs of both the sow and her fetuses (Wu et al. 2004; Kim et al. 2005).

Ten of the respondents (43%) involved in the APOP DUE indicated that it resulted in an increased provision of postoperative pain management plans at discharge to patients and GPs.

The effect of oleate on NADPH/NADP+ ratio is likely a result of increased provision of acetyl-CoA to the Krebs cycle (increased production) [ 40] in association with some impairment in electron transport system flux (increased redox ratio) [ 42].

During this time there was a trend toward increased provision of intensive care to ELGANs.

There was a trend (p = 0.09) toward increased provision of intensive care during epoch 2 which became significant after adjusting for gestational age (p = 0.01).

Brazil's largest bank in the private sector, Bradesco, made a profit of 2.02 billion reais ($573 million) in 2002, a decline of 6.8percentt from the previous year, because of a slowing credit market and increased provisions for bad debt and a depreciating real.

Serco has also increased provisions for a number of UK contracts by £150m-£200m, afterunningng into trouble in several areas.