Sentence examples for beneficiary children from inspiring English sources

This study found that beneficiary children are, in fact, more likely to obtain primary care services.

Colombia's Familias en Acción increased attendance at growth monitoring and development checkups by 22.8 percentage points (p < 0.05) for beneficiary children below 24 months and by 33.2 percentage points (p < 0.05) for beneficiary children 24 48 months.

The cost per beneficiary was $430-500 430-500 or $860-1000 860-1000ted beneficiary (children or perents).

Growth monitoring visits for beneficiary children under-two increased between 5.5 and 13.5 percentage points (p <0.05), varying with length of time in the programme (Gertler, 2000).

As an example, beneficiary children are older and more likely to live in larger and poorer households and have less educated mothers, among other observed differences.

Beneficiary children are also more likely to obtain checkups, which is promising given that checkups are not required by the conditionalities.

While this ruling applies specifically to inherited IRAs, it is unclear if it applies only to IRAs inherited by a non-spouse beneficiary (child, grandchild, etc).

Caregivers were instructed to give three tablespoons of RUF to each beneficiary child each day so that one pot would last for one week.

Also, distinguishing births to dual-military parents was not possible, since only one parent can be identified as the military sponsor of a beneficiary child in the databases.

An average beneficiary child (12 36 months) experienced a 1 cm/year increase in height (a 1.2% increase), equivalent to a 2.9% increase in lifetime earnings (Behrman & Hoddinott, 2001).

However, each programme should be driven by an objective that is relevant to the beneficiary (child, family, and community) requirements, country needs, global priorities, and partner's and donors' policies.