Sentence examples for and improving availability of from inspiring English sources
I think this money could be spent better: for professional activation and improving availability of kindergartens and nurseries.
Using a skill mix approach by utilising dentists and professionals complementary to dentistry (PCDs) to carry out dental tasks that correspond to their skill level increases accessibility, affordability and improve availability of services [ 9].
Training informal CTC providers and developing strategies to enable better links and coordination between this community-embedded cadre and the formal health sector has the potential to reduce service cost and improve availability of quality SRH (and other) care at the community level.
Long-time use of chemical and organic fertilizers significantly affects the quality and productivity of soil mostly by improving availability of important elements to plants and soil-microbes (Acton and Gregorich 1995).
The plant engineer is not satisfied with the current maintenance methods and wants to improve maintenance program for improving availability of plant and reducing maintenance budget.
The availability of this information will influence research policy and change clinical practice by improving availability of high quality evidence in drug studies in difficult to recruit and/or follow patient populations.
National, state and local policies increasingly focus on improving availability of healthy foods in disadvantaged neighbourhoods.
The system is highly appreciated by clinicians and has improved availability of radiology information.
The promising clinical results stimulated efforts for the development of automated radiosyntheses based on more desirable direct radiofluorination reactions to simplify preparation and therefore to improve availability of [18F]DCFPyL as a radiopharmaceutical for PET imaging of PSMA.
While not unique to rural practice, the findings of this synthesis provide employers and health service planners with information necessary to make evidence-informed decisions regarding recruitment and retention to improve availability of health services for rural residents.
