Sentence examples for implications on the provision from inspiring English sources

A document analysis of relevant Malaysian laws, policies, regulations, and policy statements on domestic violence and related issues was undertaken to analyse content, status of implementation and policy implications on the provision of services.

Implications for the provision of treatment services are discussed.

This study may have implications for the provision of cardiac surgical services, as centres that deliver care to more socially deprived areas are likely to have a greater burden on their resources.

The research was conducted in Leicestershire but has implications for the provision of primary and secondary healthcare throughout the UK.

This paper investigated the current status, and implications specifically on the provisions of natural environment in paediatric wards of Malaysian public hospitals in the Klang Valley.

This has practice implications on the health care provision and suggests a need to create linkage between the health care system and communities.

These multi-temporal datasets will be indispensable for understanding past land cover dynamics and predicting the implications of future change on the provision and management of ecosystem services.

For example, in cases where the ancillary care results in harm, what liability is there on the investigators or sponsors and what implications could the provision of ancillary care, even if protocol specific, have for study and investigator insurance?

This will cause disturbing policy implications in the provision of pensions and health care, which rely on continuing healthy tax revenues from the working population.At least these countries are rich enough to make such provision.

The overlapping of subjective and objective test information should be investigated further to make known the implications the clinical use of test information may have on the provision of health care.

The model had a positive impact on the provision of public health programs, a finding which has implications for efforts to improve access to primary health care in rural China.