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More innovative ART care delivery models will be required in the future to enable coping with the growing caseloads of patients on lifelong ART, to allow for further ART scale-up and improve retention in care, by involving the community and introducing drug delivery points outside the health facilities, depending on the local context.

We suggest a framework of ecosystem services for systematizing the evidence on the provision of bio-physical benefits (e.g. CO2 sequestration) as well as social and psychological benefits (e.g. improved health) that enable coping with (adaptation) or reducing the adverse effects (mitigation) of climate change.

Finally, it is expected that compliance with homework assignments predicts depressive symptom improvement both during treatment and at post-treatment in CBT and MBCT as home practice is assumed to contribute to the development of skills that enable coping with depressive symptoms.

The use of interval type-2 fuzzy logic structure also better enables coping with uncertainties in parameters, dynamics of the robot model and uncertainties in rule space.

As such there was a call for more research on alternative health care financing strategies and mechanisms to enable improved coping with the costs of illness through reinforcement of existing social networks [ 2].

Recent material developments of cutting material as well as understanding of the cutting process enable to cope with the challenges imposed from difficult to cut materials.

It works best when those without money are able to participate, and it is at its most creative when individuals are enabled to cope with the rigours of constant travel, late nights, working on the hoof – including while travelling – and regularly working weekends.

She suspects that this won't be enough to enable him to cope with the demands of the Ring's 14 miles and 174 bends.

My coach and I adjusted my training over the winter to enable me to cope with the extra distance and we said we'd give it our best shot.

The ad, for a complementary therapist treating eight patients a week, states: "The therapist will provide Reiki/Spiritual healing to patients to enable them to cope with the emotional, physical and spiritual issues of dealing with their cancer journey.

Ministers fear that the National Health Service could require an emergency cash bailout before the next general election to enable it to cope with the escalating demands of an ageing population.