Sentence examples for further preparedness from inspiring English sources

For the majority of respondents (77 62%), however, these four, frequently-cited barriers do not prevent further preparedness.

Further, preparedness training for public health workers is a form of risk communication in itself, intended to build health department workers' efficacy in the face of a variety of hazards.

The identification of this spatial pattern could guide public health action to orientate further preparedness interventions in Harare, aiming to prevent a new cholera epidemic.

Further, preparedness scores increased as the level of experience increased (when compared to no disclosures, less than 20 disclosures that year increased preparedness scores by 0.30 (t-test: 6.93, p < 0.001) while 20 or more disclosures increased preparedness by 0.50 (t-test: 2.78, p < 0.01)).

"One possible sequence would involve the Federal Reserve continuing to test its tools for draining reserves on a limited basis, in order to further ensure preparedness and to give market participants a period of time to become familiar with their operation," he wrote.

In 2006, UNICEF will seek to further enhance its preparedness at the country and regional levels along with its UN and NGO partners".

Preparedness gaps observed here may further reflect contradictions in perceived vs actual preparedness, how "preparedness" and "readiness" are individually defined, or overconfidence regarding anticipated responses to new experiences.

Further, this increase in preparedness did not appear to be the result of completing the earthquake preparedness scale.

Beyond the aforementioned training, the IDF cannot comment further regarding its operational preparedness".

Nor was there sufficient access to information, which further exacerbated uncertainty regarding preparedness, response and mitigation decision-making.

On further prodding on flood preparedness, the study found out that in as much as the community is predicting heavy flooding when the long rains begin in March 2015, there is little or no preparedness to mitigate the effect of flooding.