Sentence examples for increased care and from inspiring English sources

Men reported increased care and support when they disclosed to fellow men compared to when women disclosed to women.

We propose to take a leadership position in the prevention of HIV infection among children and adolescents and in providing increased care and services for children orphaned and made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS.

Children placed away from home need increased care and protection, and institutional cultures, regimes and structures that exacerbate the risk of violence and abuse should be addressed as a matter of urgency.

For further studies it might be interesting to find out if benefits, including increased care and attention paid to the residents, as well as a reduction of residents' complaints, may not only satisfy residents but also lead to higher job satisfaction among caregivers and improve the subjective conceptualization of caregivers' roles [ 41, 42].

(Young male respondent) For females disclosing to fellow females, they report mainly a no change in the relationship (52%), whereas when women disclose to males only a third (33%) reported no change to relationship outcomes, while another third (33%) reported experiencing increased care and support in the relationship.

Results revealed that when males disclosed to males, their relationship often became stronger or received increased care and support (50%).

The chancellor drafted the king's decrees and privileges with increasing care and regularity.

Preventing transmission Across the region, UNICEF works with partners to prevent and treat HIV infections among children and their mothers, to increase care and support for children orphaned by AIDS, and to reduce risks and vulnerability among adolescents.

Over time, residents' characteristics may change resulting in an increased care dependency and decreased cognitive and functional status.

Improved work environments and reduced ratios of patients to nurses were associated with increased care quality and patient satisfaction.

Increased care needs and concomitant dependencies can cause feelings of helplessness.