Sentence examples for more equitable use from inspiring English sources

Future research is warranted in order to clarify the meaning of our findings for future obstetric care and whether more equitable use of paediatric services should be recommended.

Further research is warranted in order to clarify the meaning of our findings for future obstetric care and whether more equitable use of paediatric services should be recommended.

USG efforts can save the lives of millions more children annually through broader and more equitable use of the tremendous resources already available in global health programs, especially those within the purview of PEPFAR.

Training in scientific writing and OA dissemination of research output is a way to contribute to a more equitable use of information resources worldwide and, at the same time, it is an opportunity to create new and long-standing research collaborations in public health among the European and Latin American countries participating in the project.

And by avoiding care that is not in keeping with each patient's wishes, ideal end-of-life care would lead to reduction of non-beneficial care and avoidance of prolongation of dying, thus preventing patient suffering and allowing for more equitable use of scarce ICU resources.

However, calculating separate concentration indices for modern contraceptive use by exposure status showed that the program likely contributed to more equitable contraceptive use among women exposed to the program.

These findings suggest that progress has been made between 2006 and 2008 across the coverage indicators toward more equitable availability and use of malaria interventions and substantial and equitable reductions in malaria parasitemia and anemia.

Recommendation 3: It is recommended that UNICEF continues its support to reviewing and restructuring financial allocation and disbursement mechanisms for ELSR to incorporate more equitable and efficient use of resources to expand coverage in ELSR.

Compared to other groups in the region, residents of socially disadvantaged areas have more equitable accessibility to jobs using transit; this is reflected in smaller decreases in accessibility when fare costs are included.

Accounting for this would indicate that the use of SEF and MDF was even more equitable for the two species, and use of MEF even more exclusive to black bears (Fig. 3).

Council tax is effectively a tax on being alive – many countries, such as Ireland, use other more equitable systems.