Sentence examples for attributed to provision from inspiring English sources

At least for malnutrition much of this high inpatient mortality has been attributed to provision of inappropriate and poor quality clinical care [ 8, 11].

In countries such as Australia, Finland and the UK where the uptake of home HD is relatively high, success has been attributed to provision of adequate funding, support, education and training to both service users and service providers in the use of home HD [ 17, 44, 45].

CEB were also attributed to provisioning and regulatory services, questioning the validity of partitioning cultural services.

The effects of E.M.D.R. research indicate the outcome can be directly attributed to the provision of the treatment.

This may be attributed to the provision of a small quantum of loans from the formal sector for consumption purposes, which is non-productive in nature.

We understand from these data that the HIV testing and counseling component of the program was valued by participants, and that positive experiences and avoidance of negative experiences were often attributed to the provision of HIV testing and counseling.

This is mainly attributed to the provision of potassium iodate to the salt iodization plants under the oil-for-food programme.

This study analysed the overall cost of providing health services in selected primary health centres and how much of the cost is attributed to the provision of antenatal and delivery services.

Figure 4 shows the cost per CYP that can definitively be attributed to CHW provision (US$61.89) and the change in cost per CYP at different levels of DMPA continuation.

The sustained virological efficacy on 6 years ART in the present study might be attributed to free provision of ART and care for HIV infected patients as it has been previously shown to improve treatment efficacy [ 9] and the pre and post ART provision readiness and adherence counselling [ 8].

The rising incidence of RRT in the United Kingdom was attributed to increased provision of dialysis to younger children due to improvements in techniques for nutritional and dialysis support and increasing referral of children who are younger than 16 years of age to paediatric units [ 25].