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They should ensure that the approach has the support of decision makers, healthcare providers and community members and they should be put in action in tandem with improvements to the health service.
Professor Raj believes that community-level efforts to change perceptions towards child marriage – in tandem with improvements in girls' education – have been vital in reducing the practice among younger girls.
In this way, Ethernet evolved in tandem with improvements in computing power a factor that was largely overlooked by both critics and proponents when Ethernet was being pooh-poohed in the 1980s and early 1990s.Beyond the technology, there is even a lesson for companies investing in research, albeit one learned through tears rather than triumph.
These kinds of increases usually move in tandem with improvements in the local economy and local homeowners' personal incomes.
Such prominent synchronization is not seen in healthy animals and is suppressed by treatment with the dopamine prodrug, levodopa, and by dopamine agonists, in tandem with an improvement in symptomatology.
First, important health outcomes, such as rates of dementia and diabetes, actually are improving in the U.S., and in tandem with modest but real improvements in overall diet quality.
Mark Plesent, the Working Theater producing artistic director--in tandem with managing director B. J.
Addressing timeliness in technological improvement should go in tandem with minimizing organizational delay.
The nutritional status of Malaysian children in general has improved substantially over recent decades in tandem with rapid socioeconomic development and substantial investment in public health improvement efforts.
However, the results of the present work showed a greater proportion of high effectiveness among those interventions targeting improvements in the structure or process of care, either by themselves or in tandem with patient-targeted interventions.
The mechanism was intended to run in tandem with the Energy Company Obligation, by which energy companies must pay a small proportion of their profits towards efficiency improvements to people living in fuel poverty and social housing.
