Sentence examples for extent of provisioning from inspiring English sources

Human males are especially unique in their extent of provisioning mates and offspring, and there is considerable evidence that this divergence from the reproductive strategies of other primates affected the course of human evolution (Lancaster and Lancaster 1983; Kaplan et al. 2000).

The extent of provision in developing countries varies between those that still make provision by employers' liability and those that make provision by social insurance.

Nevertheless, the extent of provision of medication information that can be predicted by organizational factors appears to be limited only 7% in the variance of the variable of Provision of Medication Information was explicable under the model.

This viewpoint is supported by the fact that, despite the widely varying range of provision, respondents did not consider the extent of provision of CAM within their own curriculum to be a problem.

In addition, this study contributes to the evidence base by documenting and quantifying for the first time both the extent of VCT provision by the private for-profit sector and the quality of that provision.

This paper gives details of a research study designed to investigate the extent of MAU provision in the West Midlands Region, how these Units are organized and the nature of nursing roles within them.

Respondents were generally satisfied with the extent of CAM provision within their curricula, while a wide range of views on the appropriateness of CAM in the medical curriculum were held by faculty members.

The extent of this provision ranged from a single lecture to CAM being considered "several times along our spiral curriculum", including plenaries, tutorials, SSCs and presentations (table 1, comment 7).

Other factors mediating care included the use of the public versus private health system, the quality of information exchange (GP to specialist and GP to patient), continuity of care between GP and specialist, and the extent of information provision when patients moved between specialist and GP care.

Possible explanations of differences in outcomes may for example be sought in the financial resources available to countries or municipalities, the task differentiation between actors in home care, the overall extent of service provision, overarching health care systems, or even welfare state regimes.

Additional key physical characteristics include internal and external noise [ 50, 51], temperature control, exposure to light [ 52, 53], practice of developmentally supportive care [ 54], provision and extent of family-centered care, provision and extent of breastfeeding support, potential for continuous parental involvement, as well as training and preparation for discharge home.