Sentence examples for delivery of measures from inspiring English sources

Although there remains a need to understand and improve acute disaster management, a stronger understanding of how health is affected in the medium and longer term is also required to inform the design and delivery of measures to manage post-disaster health risks, and to guide actions taken before and during events which will also lead to reduction in health impact.

Because of the inconsistency in delivery of measures of biodiversity change, a set of agreed metrics of biodiversity is urgently required (2).

The performance contracts — an innovation in Nigeria — are intended to increase the involvement of the chairmen in the delivery of measures to protect child and maternal survival.

Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the value in the prediction of spontaneous preterm delivery of ultrasonographically measured cervical length measured between 14 and 24 weeks' gestation.

The design and delivery of appropriate measures and messages may require collaborative partnerships, with knowledgeable and influential 'go-to' landowners and peer-mentoring networks playing a critical role.

Furthermore, the design facilitated the delivery of quality measures to every ICU by having an 'active control' model [ 8], thereby enhancing individual participation and motivation.

However, the protective effect of photo enforcement is not equally pronounced across different conditions so further monitoring is required to improve the delivery of this measure.

Study question What is the association between day of delivery and measures of quality and safety of maternity services, particularly comparing weekend with weekday performance?

For home deliveries, township maternal and child health staff visited the women at home within 72 hours of delivery to measure the baby and gather information on delivery.

Several studies have demonstrated associations between mode of delivery and measures of stress-related hormones measured in maternal and umbilical cord blood (Gitau et al. 2001; Mears et al. 2004; Vogl et al. 2006).

"The Department expects to see average staffing levels rise in the future, in line with delivery of recently announced measures," he said.