Sentence examples for present provision of from inspiring English sources

Rab Butler's Education Act 1944 promised "secondary education for all" but with the demise of LEA adult education and the underfunding of FE, that description can no longer be applied to the present provision of education as a whole.

This review discusses the present provision of long-term follow-up, and summarises information that might facilitate design and implementation of future models of long-term follow-up care.

The purpose of this commentary is to present provision of training program in risk assessment based on common European criteria, easily adopted by institutions across Europe and focusing on risk assessment methodology and procedure.

The aim of this paper is to present provision of in-patient stroke rehabilitation.

The findings of this study provide valuable insight for LTCI policy makers: the present provision of VNS should be reconsidered.

If Japan adheres to the basic stance of providing equal access to health services through public insurance, LTCI policy makers should reconsider the present provision of VSN.

As a novelty, this study presents provision of cancer treatment and up-to-date survival of patients with non-metastasized BRC on a population level according to age, clinical subgroups, and major treatment options.

Presence of an obstetrician/gynecologist on site ranged from 47.2% of facilities during the daytime work week to 12.5% of facilities on weekend nights; 36.1%of facilities had this essential cadre on call.> Table  4 presents provision of signal functions by various cadres.

Properly presented, the provision of information may well be helpful for the patient [ 40, 41], but it may also confront or limit their previously effective adaptive strategies, confuse the patient with what they remembered and what they have been told, or emphasize elements they would otherwise have filtered out.

Over the period from 1939 to the present, seismic provisions of building codes have evolved.

We review the evolution of housing policy in the People's Republic of China as the government has, between 1949 and the present, shifted the provision of housing services from a market system to a planned system, and back again.