Sentence examples for explore provision from inspiring English sources

To safeguard the welfare of finishing pigs, known for their strong motivation to explore, provision of an adequate quantity of enrichment material is important.

Research and improvement efforts could explore provision of additional consultation time with treating clinicians; greater access to cancer specialist nurses, supporting care professionals or peer support groups; and additional provision of decision aids and written information (Friedberg et al, 2013).

This study explored provision, practice, performance, barriers to execution and views about contracting in specialists for emergency obstetric care (EmOC) in rural India.

The present study aimed to explore the provision of mobility support measures at the community level.

Scenarios provide a platform to explore the provision of ecosystem services under global change.

Mr Gove said early this month that far too few PRUs met the required standard, and said he had commissioned an adviser to explore how provision could be improved.

KCC leader Paul Carter said: "Thousands of people told us that they wanted us to explore the provision of grammar school education in the Sevenoaks area.

However, we adopted a typical case sampling approach to the selection of stroke units and a heterogeneous sampling approach to staff, patient and informal carer sampling in order to explore therapy provision in stroke units with characteristics likely to be similar to others in the UK.

Direct observation is viewed as the "gold standard" for measuring practice; however it is not practical for exploring the provision of health education provision to hospitalised patients as these services may be delivered at any/many points during an admission.

Semistructured interviews will also be conducted with a minimum of 15 therapists, other MDT members and stroke service managers in each unit to clarify organisational structures and local policies and to explore therapy provision-related questions emerging from periods of observation.

No previous research has explored the provision of group-based guidance/support for a bibliotherapy approach for depression and anxiety in community settings.