Sentence examples for implications of focused from inspiring English sources

In this study we assess the time health workers currently spent on providing ANC services and compare it to the requirements anticipated for the new ANC model in order to identify the implications of Focused ANC on health care providers' workload.

Given that lung cancer is one of the common cancers world-wide, the implications of focusing on quality of life as well as survival require to be understood.

We highlight directions for further research and consider some of the practical implications of focusing on too much sitting as a modifiable health risk.

In addition, the sector regulator is in a position to give advice to the government regarding the full implications of focusing on climate change or energy security.

2. Explore the overall implications of focusing on young children in the early phases of an emergency.

For some, it is an unwelcome labelling of Irish people that obfuscates the wider agenda on health inequalities with potential detriment to policy; it has been suggested that the implication of (focusing on health-related behaviours) is that ' the Irish in England do not behave and they pay for it by death'.

At the same time, by encompassing a review of key programme components with a community focus, CPEs can effectively examine the implications of community focused HRBAP in the broader context of their real or potential links to national policies and their replicability in other geographic locations.

Note that the baseline risks roughly correspond to the deciles of PM2.5-related mortality risks in our analyses, and the three control scenarios are meant to illustrate the implications of controls focused on the bottom, middle, and top of the distribution (with approximate 10% risk reductions).

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Neo-liberalism in its practical implications to focus only on 'freedom' of the market (Friedman 2002) has liberated the destructive forces of capitalism.

This finding has important implications for the implementation of focused ANC to improve newborn care practices.