Sentence examples for promote tool from inspiring English sources
To this end, this paper proposes the application of novel tool electrodes comprising geometric features specifically designed to promote tool rotation-induced debris egress.
He adds that UNICEF is also taking advantage of Uganda's nationwide connectivity to promote tools that children all over the country, including those in the most remote parts, can use to access information and gain knowledge and skills.
Sun is promoting tool kits that rely heavily on its universally applicable Java programming language.
The attempt to integrate private profit making with development also risks promoting tools such as user fees for infrastructure, or health and education services.
The pact calls for cooperation on adopting effective management measures in regional and international organizations to combat illegal fishing and promoting tools that prevent illegal fishing operators from benefiting economically from their activities.
Amazon and other e-commerce sites are promoting tools like preorders, wish lists and gift registries — anything that can give them a sense of what people will buy as the Christmas season churns on.
It works closely with industry bodies to prepare a strategic approach to producing and promoting tools that help companies take action to reduce waste at source.
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In any event, promoting tools to achieve better conversations with patients and cost transparency appears to be a physician-supported, patient-centered strategy for achieving a higher quality care that may also achieve cost containment as well.
Vaccination resource tracking could build on the approaches applied in producing the Global Tuberculosis Report, where WHO staff invest substantial effort in reviewing data, providing feedback to countries on data quality issues, and promoting tools for in-country validation of results.
Build regional capacity in CEH, focusing on the health sector, addressing new audiences, and promoting tools such as environmental health questionnaires (the "Green Page"; WHO 2012) and referral centers such as CEH units (WHO 2010b).
