Sentence examples for efficacy promotion from inspiring English sources

Instead, a comprehensive programmatic framework that recognizes the lived context of delay provides opportunity for partnership and efficacy promotion.

A tri-modal depiction of delay acknowledges that a conglomeration of health service delivery and social efficacy promotion must be established in the steps from first symptom recognition to diagnosis to urgent treatment initiation [ 22].

Examples are outlined further below, with recognition that precise applications of these social efficacy promotion efforts may vary depending on the maturity of the other health service delivery interventions and context of the local health system.

In this study, for tested PhAP, there was a narrow concentration window between efficacy (growth promotion) and toxicity (cell death).

Thus, OCT/PLGA-TNTs are highly attractive for biomedical implants because of their controlled drug release, long-term antibacterial efficacy, and promotion of osseointegration.

We suggest that the C. elegans model is therefore well suited to detailed elucidation of the physiological mechanism of metformin action and may be particularly useful for screening for chemically modified biguanides that have increased efficacy in healthspan promotion but lack deleterious side effects associated with metformin.

The partner's emails should include a special coded link to your website so that you can track the efficacy of this promotion.

It should be noted that Gatewood et al. reported no significant association of self-efficacy with health promotion activities when adjusted for three levels of program participation, such as full, minimum and none [ 23].

DB, E-CE and TD are affiliated with the collaboration, "Promoting Infant Health and Nutrition in Sub Saharan Africa: Safety and Efficacy of Exclusive Breastfeeding Promotion in the Era of HIV (Promise EBF)".

Interventions targeted by stage of change have been shown to improve the efficacy of public health promotion initiatives in areas such as smoking cessation, alcohol reduction, and mammography screening.

More research is needed in order to fully explore how to promote the health of an ageing and increasingly diverse population, and a randomised controlled trial design is suggested in order to provide ample evidence for health promotion programme efficacy.