Sentence examples for identification of services from inspiring English sources
To determine whether bat and forest conservation could be mediated by the identification of services provided by bats, we assessed similarity between bat-serviced (pollination and seed dispersal) and people-valued forest plants in Fiji.
The community researchers will utilise their language skills, local networks and knowledge to assist with the identification of services and in accessing respondents.
As a collateral opportunity, PCOC has allowed the identification of services that provide specialist palliative care nationally, including non-participating services.
Allowing the identification of services and GIS mapping of utilisation, the app will identify location provision-clusters and allow residents to search and locate services.
Identification of services was conducted between January and February 2013 from a list provided by the British Association for CFS/ME cross-checked against lists of specialist CFS/ME services compiled by ME support groups.
Phase one comprised of a web based scoping of long term conditions services within two counties in England which enabled identification of services that had "integrating activities" [ 25, 29], for example; integrated teams or shared clinical processes such as pathways of care.
By outlining service activities within each cluster, care can be standardised through systematic linking of resources and better identification of service user needs [ 5].
Surveillance is important for the purposes of disease detection, assessment of trends, identification of service needs for program and policy development, and research.
Thus, reduction of PMR and improvement of maternal and child health requires identification of service-related factors leading to perinatal deaths [ 7, 8].
Achieving worldwide elimination of pediatric HIV infection requires the identification of service integration models that maximize retention in PMTCT programs [ 3].
Third, the use of retrospective data did not allow for easy identification of service received (EPAS or usual care) hampering further in-depth analysis.
