Sentence examples for delivery globally from inspiring English sources

The use of mobile technology to support the achievement of health objectives has the potential to transform service delivery globally (18 ).

SBA however remains a major problem in developing countries, as 34% of deliveries globally still take place without a Skilled Birth Attendant, which translates into 45 million births [ 5].

Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH), defined as blood loss ≥ 500 mL, occurs in approximately 6% of deliveries globally and severe PPH (≥ 1000 mL) in an additional 1.8%, with wide variation across regions of the world [ 4].

As 43% of deliveries in the least developed countries and only 68% of all deliveries globally occur in institutions [ 11] (and so facility based data on perinatal mortality is not necessarily reflective of the baseline obstetric population) it may be that these common causes are weighted differently in the total obstetric population.

In all, Naspers has committed $1 billion to food delivery companies globally.

Naspers said that proceeds from the sale of Flipkart would be funneled back into the company's balance sheet to fuel the growth of the company's own classifieds, online food delivery, and fintech businesses globally.

Eventually, Mercedes-Benz hopes to deploy delivery services like this globally, but a lot will depend on information gathered from its pilot around effective and safe use of the tech, as well as securing buy-in from partners and regulators.

In this review, we summarize some of the recent work in emerging computational imaging, sensing and diagnostics techniques, along with some of the complementary non-computational modalities that can potentially transform the delivery of health care globally.

The increasing volume of car and truck production in the East (Japan, Korea, and China) and a large customer base in the West has seen the introduction and rapid increase in number of ships specifically designed and built to facilitate the delivery of car carriers globally.

66 We have proposed engaging healthcare consumers at three levels to improve diagnostic processes and decisions: a role in a patient's own care to the extent feasible, a contribution of advising and providing feedback to the delivery system, and more globally, a crucial voice for informing policy and research agendas.

Startup food delivery businesses may have spoiled globally, but investors in Latin America think at least one startup has a fresh take on the industry.