Sentence examples for enhanced provision from inspiring English sources
"If there doesn't need to be a funding agreement, or we end up with thousands of different funding agreements all saying different things, SEN children will be far more exposed on admissions, exclusions and enhanced provision".
The surface-induced reactivity was shown to relate to the enhanced provision of the ionic mineral components Ca2+ and HPO42− directly supplied from the surface and the substrate-mediated nucleation by the hydroxylated surface of TiO2.
GPs emphasised that, since time with the patient is the basis for many CAM therapies, better remuneration of this 'time' by SHI would enable enhanced provision of CAM.
This relation may influence healthcare policy on the provision of prehospital care such as thrombolysis for MI, the enhanced provision of paramedics and the greater delivery of ambulance services to remote communities.
Delay in seeking medical care can be combated by awareness campaigns; delays in primary care could be tackled by education or enhanced provision of investigations; hospital delays are generally countered by improved organisation of services.
Recent work has shown that there is cross talk between adipocytes and certain types of tumours, whereby signals from tumours can lead to enhanced provision of FA from the surrounding adipocytes for use in energy production [ 46].
A number of enhanced provisions have been incorporated to support data management.
Note that achieving such enhanced provisioning is made possible due to the small size of vCell.
The Scotland Office points to enhanced capital provision which, they say, amounts to an increase of 12.9% in real terms from 2014/15 to 2015/16, the year covered by today's statement.
However, after the first three years of AOT, enhanced service provision expanded steadily among both voluntary and involuntary recipients.In tandem with New York's AOT program, enhanced services increased among involuntary recipients, whereas no corresponding increase was initially seen for voluntary recipients.
They call this "enhanced SWEP provision".
