Sentence examples for in order to increase access from inspiring English sources
Dr. Lin received a seed grant to study the feasibility of offering patients an option to pursue physical therapy via telemedicine in order to increase access and adherence to it.
UAEM spend most of their time petitioning TTOs and administrations at various universities to change their policies with regard to technology transfer and licensing of university innovations and hosting awareness events in order to increase access to essential medicines.
What we already know is that in order to increase access to appropriate financing, we need to do what S3IDF and Root Capital are doing – provide incentive and re-risking structures which help the riskiest of customers to become more appealing to other lenders.
Bird, the scooter startup that has raised more than $400 million in funding, has introduced a program geared toward low-income people in order to increase access to transportation.
Its goal was to renovate and restore the area within Wilson's Arch, the covered area to the left of worshipers facing the Wall in the open prayer plaza, in order to increase access for visitors and for prayer.
In order to increase access to PMTCT treatment, UNICEF has decided to support all 45 PMTCT care centers and to create 30 new PMTCT centers in 2009.
But many coffee growers have cut down the trees around their coffee plants in order to increase sun access.
The Milburn report of 2009 laid bare just how much needed to be done in order to increase fair access to the professions.
Outpatient clinics, he says, must meet standards that "are more stringent than those governing freestanding doctors' offices or clinics". And those clinics have proliferated in order to increase consumers' access to high-quality care.
Our results highlight the necessity to continue to improve the organization of paediatrician primary practice, in order to increase patient access to primary paediatric care.
Coordinate with the education sector, and other sectors working with youth, to address the differential exposure of pregnant adolescent girls to MNM in order to increase their access to fortified foods.
