Sentence examples for low cost measures from inspiring English sources

These are practical low cost measures which provide real time protection from rape and reduce the rates of sexual violence in populations living through conflict.

Two design options were tested: first option (alt1) is a combination of low cost measures, whereas the second option (alt2) is more expensive as includes a chicane and requires land acquisition.

The researchers said simple, low cost measures such as better hand hygiene, surveillance and staff education could make a big difference.

Wyndham caused substantial injury to consumers that could have been prevented by readily available and low cost measures.

They claim the "low cost" measures will also prevent millions of premature deaths by 2030 and avoid "the annual loss of more than 30 million tons of crops".

Our data have shown that GPs can treat ambulatory patients with emergency health problems using low cost measures.

Prone position (PP) is a low cost measure that has been shown to improve gas interchange in patients with severe acute respiratory distress syndrome.

Reducing caterpillar damage in the orchard by offering nest boxes to great tits is an extremely low cost measure (€20 per ha per year – 10 nest boxes a €20 per ha, which need to be replaced every 10 years) that can reduce damage by up to 50%%, i.e. an increase in yield of undamaged apples of 1200 kg per ha (average production is 40000 kg per ha per year).

In Uganda and in other African countries, the CHW system has demonstrated its utility as a low cost measure for delivery of basic health supports to citizens living in rural and isolated areas [ 12].

In conclusion, our prospective observational study suggests that malaria vector control, personal protection and cotrimoxazole prophylaxis can be a safe and low cost measure to reduce in-hospital mortality in TB patients admitted in reference centers due to their poor clinical status and/or disseminated disease.

Although termination of pregnancy for fetal anomaly has considerably reduced the live birth prevalence of these anomalies, it is certainly not an optimal solution for a birth defect that is highly preventable with a readily available and low cost measure, as is the case for NTD with folic acid supplementation or food fortification.