Sentence examples for promoting uptake of from inspiring English sources

She also serves as policy director of Sustain, an organisation that now runs Food Legacy, promoting uptake of the Food Vision standards.

Vouchers are usually added with the objective of targeting a vulnerable group or promoting uptake of an underutilised but critical service.

A policy implication of our results is that promoting uptake of one type of prevention activity can enhance the uptake of the other type of prevention activity.

Several countries including Brazil benefit from the use of inoculants carrying PGPR, which may benefit crops by promoting uptake of nutrients and by increasing resistance to abiotic and biotic stresses, among other effects (Okon and Labandera-Gonzalez 1994; Bacon and Hinton 2002; Bashan et al. 2004; Bashan and Bashan 2005; Hungria et al. 2010; Saharan and Nehra 2011).

Key strategies for promoting uptake of antenatal services are needed to improve the outcomes of pregnancy.

Increasing the awareness of symptom level among individuals at risk of depression could be an effective way of promoting uptake of ICBT for depression.

But he says the slew of mechanisms that were introduced to promote uptake of renewable technologies has increased consumer bills by 32%, failed to lower CO2 emissions and led to the tightest supply margins of the past quarter century, which has raised costs further.

NIDA's Criminal Justice Drug Abuse Treatment Studies (CJ-DATS) cooperative fields multiple implementation research studies to promote uptake of treatment services for criminal offender populations.

Chondroitin sulfate can also act as a ligand for CD44 receptor [25, 27] which means that CS can promote uptake of MTX-CS NGs by cancer cells and enhance drug efficacy of MTX.

Using a Moroccan dataset, he concluded that health knowledge, acting as a mediator, does improve child health while numeracy and literacy skills promote uptake of health knowledge outside the classroom bringing about behavioral change.

So the government has stepped in, providing some £400m to fund plug-in car grants and other measures "designed to promote uptake of the next generation of ultra-low-emission vehicle technologies".