Sentence examples for increasing prompt from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of the matrix strategy and an increasing prompt hierarchy in the context of shared story reading on the production of graphic symbol combinations in three adults with moderate to severe intellectual disability.

Increasing attendance of skilled resuscitation personnel at deliveries and improved attention post-delivery may improve mortality by reducing hypothermia, improving Apgar scores and increasing prompt treatment of medical sequalle of small- and large-for-gestational-age neonates.

However, dozens more have been performed without the say-so of church authorities, and the number of cases is increasing, prompting Cardinal Betori and the regional Bishops Conference to write to priests reminding them of their obligations.

There are few studies on the expression of semantic relationships using graphic symbol combinations by the application of the matrix strategy and a hierarchy of increasing prompts to intellectually disabled adults.

Recent prescribing guidelines recommend reserving ciprofloxacin use for more severe infections and resistance to this agent is increasing prompting further research in this area [ 6, 10, 11].

Knowledge that ALu is the recommended drug for the treatment of uncomplicated malaria was associated with increased prompt access to the ACT in the wet-lowland areas, where malaria transmission is high and occurs throughout the year.

Familiarity with reporting procedures would increase prompt reporting of suspected or diagnosed cases.

To increase prompt presumptive treatment of malaria Uganda introduced Home Based Management of fever (HBM) [ 5].

Extending HBM to also include pneumonia may increase prompt and effective care of the sick child in sub-Saharan Africa.

It has ambitions to increase prompt access to effective antimalarials, particularly to increase ACT affordability, availability, and use and crowd out artemisinin monotherapies, chloroquine, and sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine by gaining market share.

First, limiting new drugs to a single sector and aiming to increase prompt access will not increase opportunity costs to impoverished households who are already taking their children to a HCF (Scenario 1).