Sentence examples for by enhancing knowledge from inspiring English sources
The UK Government is committed to improving dementia care by enhancing knowledge, skills, training and understanding of dementia amongst staff, as evidenced by the National Dementia Strategies in England [ 7], Northern Ireland [ 8], Scotland [ 9] and Wales [ 10].
UNICEF is also well placed to contribute to the regional response to climate change through high-level advocacy, by enhancing knowledge and understanding of children's specific vulnerabilities, and by collaborating with partners in specific areas of expertise, including water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), education, health and child protection.
The proposed package aims at increasing productivity (including through providing food assistance to people debilitated by hunger), enhancing knowledge and protecting and sustaining the resource base.
Thus, our study contributes to the growing literature on the family impact of perinatal stroke by identifying targets for intervention and enhancing knowledge on the caregiver adaptation process.
By identifying these populations of adults, better public health campaigns can be aimed at enhancing knowledge [ 13- 21].
These benefits would extend to the national-level by promoting enhanced knowledge of disease control operational managers regarding the live poultry trade structure in authorized LBM's.
Lectures supported by theatrical performances may enhance knowledge acquisition and be an attractive alternative to traditional lectures.
And he differentiates the aphorism from the equally short-form sound bite by noting that the aphorism enhances knowledge while the sound bite shrinks it.
We enabled the KNH staff to participate in this research by enhancing their knowledge and skills through ETAT+ training.
Globalisation can affect food security by enhancing the knowledge of foreign nations about the usefulness of food aid [ 60].
SSTP aims to prevent severe behavioural, emotional and developmental problems in children with a disability by enhancing the knowledge, skills and confidence of parents [ 9].
