Sentence examples for capacity to effectively address from inspiring English sources

Complications of preterm birth, birth asphyxia, infections, diarrhoea, tetanus and congenital abnormalities have been extensively reported as the leading causes of neonatal deaths for which priority investment is urgently required to build requisite national capacity to effectively address these conditions [ 1].

The aim of this study is to describe how IUU fishing changed over time in the CCAMLR (the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources) Convention area, and how these changes influence the capacity of CCAMLR to effectively address this non-compliance, using proxies for flag state governance capacity.

The capacity to effectively treat locally high-risk pregnancies increases.

The capacity of CCAMLR to effectively address IUU fishing between 1995 2009 is investigated using two different proxies: a) the proportion of all records with vessels flagged to CCAMLR contracting parties (CP); and b) changes in governance indexes [45] of flag states of identified vessels.

Our findings therefore support the continued need for improved diagnostic capacity in order to effectively address TB.

"After visiting Vietnam," said Schwartz, "it's abundantly clear that... we need to build research capacity in environmental health to effectively address the global health disparities caused by environmental exposures".

A community-based, capacity-building approach aims to promote sustainable skill development, strengthen communities and increase the ability of individuals to effectively address and improve health outcomes [ 10, 11].

The inability to effectively address the economic crisis is only a symptom of deeper problems.

The public, meanwhile, is frustrated about the ability of governments to effectively address the problem.

It is long past time to effectively address sexual violence.

Is there a better way to effectively address the problem?