Sentence examples for correct provision of from inspiring English sources
This information would help to differentiate between the problems of availability of services and correct provision of available services, which require different approaches to their solution.
Thus, the loss of NPC1 function cannot be corrected by the provision of NPC1 by a neighboring cell (Fig. 1D).
In this regard, provision of correct information to parents and teachers about childhood asthma may alleviate the fears many pupils may have about this common childhood condition.
Therefore, much more effort must be made to strengthen these channels in terms of ensuring provision of correct information and broadening its scope to provide more mothers with accurate feeding advice.
It is reasonable to suppose that, if these barriers could be addressed through the provision of correct information and financial assistance, the fraction of men willing to be circumcised would increase significantly.
Moreover, the survey indicated that the provision of correct diagnosis of alcohol dependence and the range of treatment are affected by the types of physicians and the patients' symptoms presented at the initial visit, thus many physicians face a challenging environment to treat and manage alcohol use disorder patients.
Indeed, the ideal alert should demonstrate the following characteristics: provision of the right (correct) information, to the right person, in the right CDS intervention format, through the right channel, and at the right time in the workflow [ 16].
Appropriate regular audiology assessment and provision of the correct auditory aids are required.
The two styles differ mainly by the timing of the provision of the correct answer to an incorrectly answered question.
(24) In some cases, we have difficulty distinguishing pNET from these diseases, which affects the provision of the correct therapy for patients with pNET.
All it takes to correct this is the simple provision of a cardboard box in a quiet corner, or a tall tower or scratching post.
