Sentence examples for formulation introduction from inspiring English sources

Applying higher access rates only after rectal formulation introduction had a notable effect on the comparison between a combined rectal formulation and an antimalarial only rectal formulation in SSA, increasing the cost per DALY averted from $16 to $32: this occurs because more patients benefit from rectal treatment but hospitalisation costs increase substantially.

In the present study, we have addressed the importance of involvement of HCWs throughout the process of formulation and introduction of in-house prepared ABHR in the setting.

Before going into details about the RBPF method and this particular formulation a brief introduction to filter banks or multiple models is necessary.

Community members have a positive view of the capabilities of the professionals, in particular their abilities as resource persons in the areas of budget management, policy formulation and the introduction and management of change.

Oral formulations and the introduction of highly potent bisphosphonates may offer advantages, and require clinical assessment.

Introduction: Formulations of cyclotron-produced 99mTc contain trace amounts of other Tc isotopes depending on the isotopic composition of starting 100Mo.

Improvements in fish survival, growth and productivity are attributed to progress in vaccination and health management (including fallowing), husbandry, system design, feed formulation and provision, and introduction of technology and mechanisation.

Transcultural position blurs the clinical presentations and is a source of diagnostic errors that DSM has tried to reduce with the introduction of cultural formulation guide (GFC) in the DSM-IV completed in the DSM-5 through the cultural formulation interview (IFC).

The novelty of the work lies both in the problem formulation itself, and in the introduction of a discrete event variational system for propagating the perturbations across switching surfaces.

Followed is an introduction to the formulation for fully coupled buffeting analysis of cable-supported bridges, which is featured mainly by a combination of finite element approach and pseudo-excitation method in the frequency domain.

Such dedicated advocacy should contribute to reducing the time gap between the development of new vaccines and the formulation of policies enabling their introduction in African countries, as well as contributing to more equitable increase in immunisation coverage in our continent.