Sentence examples for impacts on provision from inspiring English sources

Landscape fragmentation has potentially detrimental impacts on provision of services and functions of forest ecosystems.

There is a dearth of data on adherence to antiretroviral therapy and yet high client load on a weak and resource constrained health system impacts on provision of quality HIV/AIDS care.

Unsustainable farm practices have been the major source of degradation of ecosystems with negative impact on provision of ecosystem services.

Overall, negative attitudes and behaviours also have an impact on provision of health care.

A high proportion of health workers leaving THCs and CHCs would have a significant impact on provision of health care.

Language barrier and religious interferences in the relationships among caregivers, interpreters, migrants and their family members negatively or positively affect the encounter by the way they interact with each other and impact on provision and receipt of care.

Additional (non-child health review) GP consultations with young children for any aspect of preventive care (except immunisation in some practices) are uncommon, with consultations recorded as involving child protection virtually non-existent, and the changes to child health surveillance system have had no obvious impact on provision of these additional consultations.

States must also indicate how the plan would meet the ACA's goals of coverage expansion, affordability, cost containment, comprehensive coverage and the impact on provisions of the ACA that will not be waived.

In this context, the highly publicized incarceration of MSM in 2008 that occurred following the provision of HIV prevention information led to widespread impacts on service provision to and uptake by MSM [ 62].

Using grounded theory methodology, focus groups were conducted with Australian rural case managers to understand how the rural context impacts on the provision of case management services.

What we saw on Christmas Island suggests that immigration detention impacts on adequate provision for, protection of and participation by children at all ages and stages, from birth to 18 years old.