Sentence examples for especially assisted by from inspiring English sources

In some countries alignment was especially assisted by IHSS capitalising on opportune moments when key national policies and strategies were being formed or implemented (e.g., in Niger creation of Cases de Santé platform of service delivery; in Ghana the change in the Child Health Policy to allow CHWs to administer antibiotics and zinc) (see Table 6).

We hypothesize that international financing can support science-based R&D where a commercial business case may not be evident, especially if assisted by appropriate metrics, milestones, networks, and platforms.

Assuming that the heating of a sub-micrometric device can be induced in a very efficient way, for instance using an integrated resistor conveniently polarized or a laser pulse of appropriate wavelength, the bottleneck of such component is the cooling phase, especially if not assisted by active systems (forced convection, Peltier cooling modules…).

Recently, pallet rack provisions have been significantly improved, especially for what concerns design assisted by testing; however, further key aspects of relevance for structural design need urgent attention.

Many homebirths in LMICs, especially in rural areas, are assisted by TBAs who are usually more readily accessible than SBAs at a health facility [ 10, 36].

In an incompetent patient, instead, the doctor takes decisions in first person, even assisted by the family but especially by the guardian ad litem.

High strength TRIP steels offer very good cyclic behavior, especially under cyclic plastic strains, which is assisted by the Transformation Induced Plasticity effect (TRIP).

This makes gas more attractive relative to coal for industries that can easily switch, while coal itself has been rising in price, assisted by robust foreign demand, especially in China and in Europe.

Assisted by many biophysical studies, especially by structural and single-molecule studies, the molecular mechanism by which the cadherin complex senses mechanical cues has been gradually unveiled.

The high rate of home births assisted by untrained birth attendants, especially in rural areas, represents one of the many elements affecting child survival.

In her various enterprises she was assisted by several of her sisters, especially Miranda (1836 1910), herself a noted teacher and reformer.