Sentence examples for deployed interventions from inspiring English sources

The response of the local malaria transmission patterns to deployed interventions depends on the mixture of vector species and their individual ecologies and behaviors, and the mixture can change in response to deployed interventions.

Annual costs of intervention for diarrhoeal diseases, malnutrition, and malaria were based on currently deployed interventions and did not include costs of implementing programs (including infrastructure and health care personnel costs) in new areas if these diseases increase their geographic range, as is projected.

Fortification of maize flour and corn meal requires intersectoral action for policy making, deploying interventions, and monitoring of its impact.

Deploying interventions remotely and saving the multiple clinical visits should potentially facilitate compliance with study requirements, and allow to mimic real-life deployment of the training program.

We begin with the premise that deploying interventions targeting these two domains of DUP with already demonstrated success (in the TIPS project) provides an empirically tractable basis for the main goal of DUP reduction while also allowing for vital information to be collected on determinants of DUP within the context of local pathways to care.

Such work may instead rely on the repeated adjustment and refinement of interventions, often in a series of experiential learning cycles, and deploy interventions that are intentionally adapted in light of emergent information and evaluation.

Policy Navigators, for example, were deployed in Intervention A sites to increase enrollment; in B sites doctors were touted as being effective and able to provide high quality of care both of these effects may serve to make patients more aware of the insurance benefits.

In every clinic in each district (stratum), the study began the first month after the specialised HIV/AIDS/ART nurses had been trained and deployed in intervention and control clinics and the local outreach educators had completed their training and were ready to provide outreach support to the intervention clinics.

When it comes to design intervention, all the approaches discussed in the first section start from the idea (more or less explicitly) that we must know our target users before we can deploy effective interventions.

Unless we dramatically change the ways in which we deploy preventive interventions we will inevitably lose the battle.

This beckons for the need to have a strong coordinating body that can easily deploy immediate interventions at any geographical location.