Sentence examples for pace of scale from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses CHPS progress in the Upper East Region (UER) of Ghana, where the pace of scale up has been much more rapid than in the other 9 regions of the country despite exceedingly challenging economic, ecological, and social circumstances.

Devices for adult/adolescent male circumcision could accelerate the pace of scaling up voluntary medical male circumcision.

You think we'd be accepting a 1.5% decline per year in new infections or the slow pace of scale-up of treatments?" There have been some promising leads for drugs against both multidrug-resistant (MDR) and the even more intractable extensively drug-resistant (XDR) strains of M. tuberculosis.

Local control over financing and implementation appear to have influenced the pace of scale-up for CPS and HBP.

5 In 2013, there was a marked improvement in the pace of scale-up with close to 3 million procedures having been reported.

The pace of scale-up of ECD services in Cambodia is affected by how quickly and willingly local-level administrators can assume responsibilities for managing services.

Avahan achieved an exceptionally rapid pace of scale-up of HIV prevention services; going from a coverage of 22,000 persons covered in December 2003 to 280,000 persons reached per year in December 2007 (Bill and Melinda Gates Fundation, 2008).

A costed NCD strategy is a starting place for determining the scope and pace of scaling up NCD services in Uganda.

The implementation speed of MkV2 (100% coverage in three years) far outstripped the normal pace of the scale up of other government led activities.

Political analysts say the victories may slow the pace of large-scale economic projects that are viewed as having little impact on those voters.

To quantify the pace of large-scale evolution we developed a metric, clade maximum rate, which represents the maximum evolutionary rate of a trait within a clade.