Sentence examples for practices to compensate from inspiring English sources

While the national level has had problems with planning, even more problematic has been its incapacity to supervise and control health workers' illicit practices to compensate for salaries they consider insufficient and which have not been affected by the policies.

In reviewing the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) 2011 actions, we were not pleased when the agency rejected a petition to ban non-therapeutic use of antibiotics in livestock feed--a common industry practice to compensate for overcrowded, unsanitary, and highly stressful conditions on factory farms.

One possible explanation for the reversal: two months into the season, teams have now had enough practice time to compensate for the lack of off-season work, and the bye does not disrupt their timing and fundamentals as it did earlier.

It is our intention that a total of 720 patients will be recruited by the GPs or practice nurses, to compensate for an expected 15% loss to follow-up (in an earlier trial by van Steenkiste, 87% of the included patients responded at the 6-month follow-up [ 45]).

These were payments made to practices if individual patients lived more than a stated distance away from the practice and were intended to compensate practices for the additional costs of serving dispersed populations.

Modifying farming practices could help to compensate for harmful changes in environmental conditions.

However, in some circumstances an honorarium will be offered to the practice of participants to compensate for their missed clinical time.

The practices received £2500 over six months to compensate for opportunity costs of practice involvement in the pilot.

Its main goal is to enable the remaining GPs to assure medical care for more patients and in a larger area to compensate for practices which are discontinued after the GPs' retirement [ 4, 5].

The fact that a substantial proportion of Cambodian women surveyed were attended by a skilled health provider even though they did not deliver at a health facility is in part because many health professionals, including doctors and midwives, who are employed in the public sector also practice in the private sector, to compensate for the low salaries offered by the public sector [ 30].

In France, a fee-for-service payment prevails to compensate private medical practices.