Sentence examples for prevention instruments from inspiring English sources

Innovative prevention instruments designed to make more visible and personal the exposure to the health threat, such as inexpensive mosquito traps, may help promote significant behavioural changes in these regions.

As a disease prevention instrument, cash transfers were believed to have enhanced vaccination rates and improved the uptake of child growth monitoring services.

Aretouli et al. [ 23] found significant differences between healthy controls and patients with MCI for 12 of 15 items on the Activities of Daily Living-Prevention Instrument.

Other functional instruments particularly used for patients with mild cognitive impairment are the Activities of Daily Living-Prevention Instrument [ 31], developed to rate ADL in prevention of dementia studies, and the Functional Assessment Questionnaire [ 32].

For these responses, we planned to use the follow-up question about the role of a police officer in Addison to disambiguate whether the participant thought a police officer's primary role was as an instrument of social reform and prevention or an instrument of law enforcement and punishment.

But it would be futile to spend money on military missions while shortchanging the AU's political instruments – prevention and mediation should be the top funding priorities.

8 With regard to disability prevention, valid screening instruments are needed to identify frail older people.

Its characteristics of discrimination of the sedentary workers who had high VDT exposure suggested that the SOFI-C would be a useful instrument for prevention and intervention programs designed for work-related injuries in the workplace.

The aim of this study was to assess the association between Recovery Plans and the quality of projects included by the Italian Regions in their Regional Prevention Plans (RPPs), developed in accordance with the National Prevention Plan NPPP) 2010 12 (extended to 2013), that is the main policy and planning instrument for prevention in Italy.

This review is a compilation of broadly accepted instruments for the prevention and control of healthcare-associated infections and resistance to antibiotics in Europe.

Hence, the results suggest that policies favoring women, such as encouraging their labor force participation, subsidizing female education and securing more gender equal inheritance should be considered as alternative instruments for the prevention of polygyny.