Sentence examples for measurable aims from inspiring English sources
A multi-faceted improvement approach based on common measurable aims, local ownership and shared learning across multiple sites can yield rapid improvements in quality of care for mothers and newborns and can help strengthen local health system functions (e.g. health information system, health worker support) in resource-constrained settings.
A strength of the programme design was the upfront articulation of common feasible and measurable improvement aims based on high-burden conditions and a bundle of integrated interventions for mother and newborn during the high-mortality early postpartum period.
In Phase one in Niger (2006 08), a technical advisory group comprised of MoH and country and international experts prioritised selection and phasing of measurable improvement aims based on high-burden conditions with proven interventions.
But a green lending program would need a very clear set of measurable goals aimed at reducing fuel consumption and costs for drivers.
Each measurement campaign aims at studying the influence of measurable interference characteristics on the throughput of the network under study.
Upfront articulation of measurable, feasible improvement aims and indicators based on burden of MNH disease and proven clinical best practices (Phase one, Niger).
In the present study we used the early presence of IAA in the NOD serum, as the earliest measurable sub-phenotype, aiming first to address for changes occurring in the pancreas-draining lymph nodes, when the autoimmune process has been just initiated.
Ms Short has declared aid to be purely for the relief of poverty, to be spent in poor countries with agreed long-term aims and measurable targets.
The quality gate method aims for measurable criteria and clear responsibilities and has therefore become an integral part of product development and production ramp-up, for example, in the automotive industry, and has also been the object of research for several years [ 17– 17].
Within a constructivist paradigm reality is created between the observer and the observed and qualitative inquiry does not aim to reveal a single objective, measurable reality [ 33].
