USAID plays a central role within the international relief mission and should use its leverage to ensure that contracting NGOs provide full coverage of the needs of displaced persons and collaborate more closely with Haitians, particularly the very Haitians living in camps.
This intolerance to EN is of variable amplitude, and if serious becomes an indication for PN which allows for full coverage of energy needs.
Enteral nutrition (EN) is the preferred route of feeding, but gastrointestinal intolerance limits its efficacy and PN allows for full coverage of energy needs.
There is no way anyone in that position is going to have the full coverage of expertise needed for that job.
Similarly the water and education programmes are not being able to provide full coverage of all the needs already identified, because of resource constraints".
It's all hugely appreciated". Along with the exciting TV output, BBC Radio Scotland will have full coverage of Children in Need, culminating in a special programme hosted by Bryan Burnett and Radio 1's Edith Bowman on Friday 19 November at 6.10pm.
This is justifiable given that the 2011 target was to reach full coverage of those in need.
The conflict between these two principles is likely to be of ongoing concern for health professionals in resource-constrained settings (Coetzee et al. 2004), particularly if waiting lists to start treatment are long and if less than full coverage of those in need can be achieved.
Neither intervention approaches of the medical model nor that of the center model can provide a full coverage of services that meet the needs of children with developmental delay and their families.
As discussed in Section 3.1, in real applications of sensor networks, we might not be interested in the full coverage of a path, yet we need to make sure that there are no uncovered gaps on the path, larger than a certain maximum length.
This would allow a priori calculation of the block copolymer concentration needed for full coverage of the homopolymer interface.
