Sentence examples for may increase resources from inspiring English sources

Partnerships between visiting STEGH organizations and multiple host community partners may increase resources through pooling to support a variety of development and health activities, which in turn could generate more significant population health impacts.

Such partnership may increase resources to improve the infrastructure at CBE sites, provide accommodation of trainees or transport to communities, finance the administration of CBE activities or provide social amenities for the welfare of the trainees at site tutors.

Applying the model presented in this paper in clinical practice may increase resources for coding, however, according to the international standard operation procedures the codes would have to be placed only, if an activity takes place and is documented in the medical record, therefore the additional time spent on registration is very limited.

Unintended consequences of computerized patient care system interventions may increase resource use, foster clinical errors, and reduce users' confidence.

In this case, people often reallocate resources from consumption, but they may also increase resource inflows without reducing consumption, for example, by working more.

Earlier studies argued that competitive bidding may significantly increase resource consumption and generate waste in the delivery process, which this paper supports.

The negative correlation between being married and being poor could be because marriage may increase the resources available to the household by, for example, having a spouse who earns a higher income.

If infant crying has a signaling function that increases parental attention and feeding 31, 32, colic may increase the resource delivery to the gut and hence microbial access to nutrients.

Based on this finding and hypotheses such as EICA that suggest invasive plants may evolve to increase resource allocation to growth [ 4], we expected that introduced tetraploids would out-perform both native diploids and tetraploids.

Continuous localisation of DAF-16 to the nucleus in the age-1(hx546) mutants may increase allocation of resources to stress resistance.

Furthermore, the incorporation of TEK into formal research and extension services, as well as professional education curricula, may increase understanding among resource managers of the merit of local adaptations.