Sentence examples for caring capacity from inspiring English sources

One of the main drawbacks of sandwich structures is the loss of load caring capacity due to indentation damages.

A slight majority of patients (52%) are married, a third (35%) are either divorced or widowed and 13% single, which may compromise household caring capacity.

In addition to this reduction in caring capacity, other serious threats to children's survival in Zimbabwe include malnutrition and poor feeding practices, the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and the AIDS orphan crisis (the increasing number of children being affected by HIV/AIDS).

This qualitative study was an initial part of a larger research project that aims to assess the effectiveness of CMAM programme focusing on role of household food security, maternal caring capacity and health systems characteristics.

Dr. Jeyakumar says that families' caring capacities are sometimes being overtaxed.

Specific recommendations are given along the themes of: approaches to care; capacity to care; mobilising community; and providing a comprehensive safety net.

The urgency to expand system capacity, care staff capacity, and staff morale and well-being should be taken seriously.

Reinforce families' long-term caring capacities as the basis of a sustainable response to children affected by HIV and AIDS.

A sustained public-information campaign, plus an expansion of medical specialists and intensive-care capacity, might do the job while raising fewer hackles.

Dr. Zwelling thinks that because primary care capacity will be insufficient to meet increased needs, the law won't accomplish much good.

The creation of 23 neonatal networks, or groups of hospitals, has "led to real improvements, including a reduction in long-distance transfers of mothers and babies, and an increase in intensive-care capacity.