Sentence examples for important entry to from inspiring English sources
If South had drawn trumps at once, he would have used up an important entry to dummy.
There is need, therefore, to recognize BIs as important entry points to the communities.
In contrast, for HRM, company policy (Cluster 1) and company culture (Cluster 3) seem to be the most important entry points to enable job retention for chronically ill employees.
Use of ANC during pregnancy is a major predicator of subsequent use of skilled delivery and PNC services, which shows the importance of ANC as an important entry point to increase the low utilization of skilled delivery and PNC services.
In every communication for social change the communities and local government are important entry points to introduce change in the institutional and social norms related to addressing nutrition and food security at the community level.
The IMCI/HIV algorithm provides a clear guideline for health workers to identify children for whom HIV testing is indicated, and its effective implementation is an important entry point to care at primary level for HIV infected and exposed children and their families in South Africa, and other high prevalence countries [ 15].
Take a hike Begin an exploration of Grand Bayonne at Porte d'Espagne (8), an important entry point to the town in medieval times.
Health services, police and addiction programmes may therefore provide important entry points to identify and refer people who may be at risk of IPV.
Antenatal Clinics are considered an important entry point to target the pregnant women [ 17, 13] as 60 70% of women attend antenatal clinic at least once during any pregnancy in Nigeria [ 13, 17].
Understanding the detailed molecular mechanism by which the SBMS regulates Myo II activity will provide an important entry point to dissect the crosstalk between the SBMS and the actomyosin cytoskeleton in diverse cellular processes.
Chronic infection leading to damage of the epithelial barrier is an important entry for the fungus to infect the host.
