Sentence examples for assessment of availability from inspiring English sources

It also presents an assessment of availability of infection prevention strategies including vaccination.

The priority strategies for arsenic mitigation program in Bangladesh fall into four categories: proper health education, policy and standards; health systems support; assessment of availability and acceptability of community- based mitigation options; and support in the community.

While results of our study do not allow for conclusions on whether the choice of location influenced the selection of suicide method or vice versa, this should be explored in future studies, as it carries significant potentials for improving searches of missing persons based on the detailed assessment of availability and accessibility of specific means of suicide.

Because a comparative assessment of availability between areas is not supported by study design, most analyses combine data from all six study areas to provide a general understanding of the supply-side configuration of health services located in and around poor urban settlements.

M&E efforts also exposed the importance of defining the intervention "package" clearly in terms of ensuring both successful scale up and accurate assessments of availability of the package.

This paper provides an economic assessment of thorium availability by creating cumulative-availability and potential mining-industry cost curves, based on known thorium resources.

It thus does not come as a surprise that respondents were able to provide a distinctive assessment of forage availability between March and April, whose forage availability is a result of the first four to seven weeks after rainfall onset in the sub-region.

A direct assessment of resource availability is usually very labour intensive and includes measurements of many variables such as light, water and nutrient availability under field conditions.

As land availability estimates also play an important role in dynamic models of food supply [ 50,51,52], a more nuanced assessment of land availability is an important research priority.

A report released in March by the Berlin-based Energy Watch Group (EWG), a group of European scientists, undertook a comprehensive assessment of the availability and production rates for global oil and gas production, concluding that: "... world oil production has not increased anymore but has entered a plateau since about 2005".

Responding to public health emergencies requires rapid and accurate assessment of workforce availability under adverse and changing circumstances.