Sentence examples for increase exclusive from inspiring English sources

The manufacturer has advised that in future deployment of the filters, it will consider changes in instructions to encourage safe storage of treated water or provide a storage vessel for the filtered water to help increase exclusive consumption of treated water, especially by this vulnerable group of young children.

However, there is also evidence that even occasional consumption of untreated water may eliminate the protective effect of water treatment[31] and changes to the configuration of the filter may not be sufficient to increase exclusive use unless accompanied by fundamental changes in behaviour to increase compliance.

Interventions to increase exclusive and any breastfeeding may also result in lower morbidity rates [ 5, 7].

Kramer and colleagues conducted a cluster-randomized trial in Belarus to increase exclusive breastfeeding rates and evaluate the impact of breastfeeding on child obesity [ 38].

Improving procedures for putting babies to the breast is important as this has been found to increase exclusive breastfeeding at discharge from the NICU.

This person-centered proactive telephone support intervention aims to increase exclusive breastfeeding rates, assess the cost-effectiveness of the intervention, improve maternal satisfaction, increase parental attachment, wellbeing and reduce parental stress.

Despite the gap in the data, a trend of increasing exclusive use of formal healthcare services and a decreasing trend of exclusively informal and mixed formal and informal healthcare utilisation is suggested by the cross-sectional analysis (Fig. 1).

The forum has increased exclusive academic space by nearly 20%, and has given the university the opportunity to generate income through public hire of the lecture theatre and meeting rooms at off-peak times.

MumBubConnect increased exclusive breastfeeding rates however did not impact on any or predominant breastfeeding rates.

This includes increasing exclusive breastfeeding in the first 6 months up to at least 50% (target 5) (50).

Support of mothers through individual peer counselling has been proved to be effective in increasing exclusive breastfeeding prevalence.