Sentence examples for further increase participation from inspiring English sources

To further increase participation, voting took place over several days, and efforts were made to reach people in their own languages.

Nonresponders were re-contacted (by post and by telephone) after 6 and 10 weeks to further increase participation rates.

We conclude that ongoing high coverage of both Māori and non-Māori women in the National HPV Immunisation Programme in New Zealand is required to achieve high overall program effectiveness, and our results also underpin the ongoing importance of initiatives to further increase participation in cervical screening in Māori women.

Programmatic adjustments are required: 1) to further increase participation in HIV testing, 2) to deliver interventions that target the risk of sexual transmission of HIV and STIs, and 3) to improve awareness of the risk of Hepatitis C transmission associated with drawing drug solutions from common containers.

Figure  3 also shows a reinforcing loop where growing participation in health service arising from safe deliveries results in increased trust, which further increases participation.

And it has said that it may reduce the amount of cash for tennis that it allocates to the LTA, if there is not a further increase in participation.

Tonight we provide further funding to increase participation for women and girls in Stem.

Social mobilization may further increase upon greater participation of the community, especially the Center Management Committee (CMC) and the employers and local people.

Moreover, any school districts that have agreed to receive money must also organize and participate in the Semana de Mobilização Saúde no Escola (Week of School Health Mobilization), which helps to further increase interest and civic participation in preventing childhood obesity and other illnesses [ 14].

But to my mind, the image of the boss walking around the office handing out stacks of hundred-dollar bills might increase participation even further.

Now founders Sean Parker and Joe Green are leveraging another phenomenon to increase participation even further: virtual gifts.