Sentence examples for community level increase from inspiring English sources

The aim of NeoKIP is to evaluate facilitation; a knowledge translation intervention that we hypothesize will speed up identification of local health care-related problems at community level, increase primary health care staff knowledge and use of evidence-based knowledge and subsequently achieve improvement of neonatal outcomes.

At the community level, increasing snail density decreased evenness and lowest species richness coincided with intermediate snail density.

At the community level, increasing snail density increased evenness among epipelic diatoms, whereas increasing snail parasitism decreased evenness and species diversity.

· Awareness campaigns on child rights at community level increasing parental and community awareness of ways they can prevent abuses of child rights.

Only a small part of this increase is at the direct expense of the other species, resulting in a community-level increase in productivity.

Such interactions increase stability in productivity at the community level but increase variability at the population and species level (Tilman et al., 1996; Bai et al., 2004).

Furthermore, network members in Nepal recognised the need to associate with actors outside their system working at the community level to increase coverage of services.

In Tanzania and Ethiopia, UNICEF supported the mainstreaming of ECD programmes into the integrated management of childhood illness at the community level to increase access to early stimulation for children under the age of three.

Moreover, the results of this study are in line with studies in other countries which have shown that the provision of HIV counseling and testing at community level may increase access to the service for vulnerable rural women and place them in a position where they can access and benefit from PMTCT programs [ 4, 8, 14, 29].

Although it would not be realistic to propose that non-Amish individuals adopt the OOA lifestyle, it is possible that future studies, mapping the nature of activities undertaken by OOA youths and the attitudes of their parents, may provide novel ideas for the design of interventions at the individual and community level to increase PA in non-Amish boys and girls.

Delay in start of tuberculosis (TB) treatment has an impact at both the individual level, by increasing the risk of morbidity and mortality, and at the community level, by increasing the risk of transmission.