Sentence examples for introduction of integrated from inspiring English sources
Assistant Health Minister Tolbert G. Nyenswah said that the high stunting rate of 36% was unacceptable and that the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) initiative, in addition to the introduction of integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) of childhood illnesses in the five impoverished South East counties would alleviate child malnutrition and hence further reduce child mortality.
The introduction of integrated US teaching into medical school curricula is becoming standard across North America, and current graduates are therefore being trained to integrate US into clinical decision making.
The introduction of integrated systems and the multidisciplinary processes of concurrent design have important implications for system modelling and simulation.
With the introduction of integrated care the quality of work of these caregivers should be assured or even be improved.
The recent introduction of integrated light and electron microscopy systems will revolutionise correlative light and volume electron microscopy studies, by enabling the sequential collection of data from light and electron imaging modalities without intermediate specimen manipulation.
The mandate of the 80-hour work-week, the introduction of integrated residency programs, increased global awareness about patient safety along with financial constraints have spurred changes in graduate educational practices.
The recent rise of interest among the medical education community in individual faculty making subjective judgments about medical trainee performance appears to be directly related to the introduction of notions of integrated competency-based education and assessment for learning.
In any case, sustainable energy strategies must give energy efficiency highest priority combined with an accelerated market introduction of renewables ("integrated strategy").
As it was mentioned in the introduction, several methods of integrating the outputs of different classifiers are available.
Testing of integrated circuits.
Our results confirm the value of early clinical introduction as a means of integrating clinical experience in the preclinical basic science phase of a traditional medical curriculum.
