Sentence examples for availability to reduce from inspiring English sources
"What's necessary is to limit availability to reduce consumption and reduce alcohol-related health problems," he says.
Experiences in resource-poor settings have indeed demonstrated the potential of treatment availability to reduce stigma and strengthen HIV prevention [ 8- 10].
It would be plausibly beneficial for animals facing high competition or low food availability to reduce their dietary selectivity, thus increasing the relative priority of getting food and decreasing the relative priority of other imperatives such as toxin avoidance.
Despite the obvious lack of RCTs, the evidence in support of increased emergency Caesarean section availability to reduce stillbirths is strong (Grade B); EmOC is needed in all low-/middle-income country health systems.
There appear to be two dominant paths to low medical admits in this group of POs either having low rates of medical readmissions, or using strong disease management and urgent care availability to reduce primary medical admissions.
The potential contribution of restricting physical availability to reducing harm is perhaps more clearly recognised within alcohol policy [ 44], where "regulating the density of alcohol outlets and controlling the sales hours" are identified as policy options within WHO Europe's action plan [ 2].
The sensitivity indicators can provide the availability guidance to reduce the number of basic variables and optimize the fuzzy response model.
It is possible to have both algorithms in a system and switch between them depending on the resource availability in order to reduce resource assignment delay.
The findings suggest that improving farmers' education status and increase the availability of credit to reduce poverty and increase income would enhance the adoption of land management practices.
The importance of knowing their HIV status and the availability of measures to reduce the risk of mother to child transmission were explained in greater detail.
This indicates that restricted iron availability to microglia reduces the production of Sema4A.
