Sentence examples for literature provision from inspiring English sources

Based on a classification of specific plant attributes referenced from literature, provision of food and medicinal resources (77.5%), and aesthetic benefits (72.3%) were the key ecosystem services provided by the species present.

The referring clinicians reported that the service was beneficial in several ways: Establishing the diagnosis (42%), clinician's education (27%), literature provision (14%) and for reassurance about decisions made prior to the consultation (12%).

BG, GO and EM contributed to the literature search, provision of original data and final approval of the submission.

In international literature, the provision and receipt of care has been shown to have profound social, physical, financial and emotional impact on the provider and the receiver (Abad-Corpa et al. 2012).

This description of the maternity healthcare services in the study area has been based on unpublished data from transcriptions in this study, personal experience and knowledge working in this environment of two of the obstetricians in the study group and literature describing provision of Australian maternity healthcare.

The objective of this study was to synthesize findings from a systematic review of the literature regarding the provision of quality family planning services to LGBTQIA clients to inform clinical and research strategies.

8 A great deal of literature studies joint provision of public goods within a sequential or simultaneous game (see for example Warr, 1982and 1983, Cornes and Sandler, 1984, Bergstrom et al., 1986, Varian, 1994).

The empirical literature regarding the provision of financial incentives and commitment mechanisms among obese people suggests that such incentives can be effective in promoting dietary change in the short term.

Although the literature on healthcare provision and waiting lists and times is vast, empirical and theoretical contributions that look at the overall distribution of waiting times are not common.

Furthermore, a growing body of scientific literature shows that provision of end-of-life care also varies between patients of different ages [ 11- 13].

Most of the research literature on Internet provision of health information has focused on the quality and quantity of available information or on delivering health interventions via the Internet or website applications [ 18].