Sentence examples for provision and scale from inspiring English sources

NSOs are based in selected ASAL and other priority counties of Kenya to support the provision and scale up of nutrition services.

The Male Circumcision Consortium worked closely with the Kenyan Ministry of Health to help inform the provision and scale up of safe VMMC services.

The maternal-newborn bottleneck analysis tool was developed to assist countries in the identification of bottlenecks to the provision and scale up of maternal and newborn health interventions across the seven health system building blocks as described previously [ 22, 30].

A systematic re-assignment of patient care responsibilities coupled with the adoption of point-of-care CD4 + cell count testing could facilitate the ability of lower-cadre health providers to manage PMTCT care, including the provision and scale-up of antiretroviral therapy (ART) to pregnant women in rural settings.

From the two series of experiments conducted over Amazon EC2 and ElasticBeanstalk using OCSO prototype, it is demonstrated that the proposed approach can make significant improvement over Amazon native automated service provision and scaling options, regardless of scaling up/down or in/out.

3Tera allows companies to provision, deploy and scale public and private cloud computing environments.

Enstratius in particular offers automated application provisioning and scaling, application configuration management, usage governance, and cloud utilization monitoring.

The study was a randomised 3-armed parallel trial with an allocation ratio of 1. Recruited dental practice patients were recalled for routine dental check-ups and provision of scale and polish (according to group allocation) over a period of 2 years; this 24-month follow-up equates to the maximum period advised between routine dental recall appointments [ 10].

He explains that for large brands and companies, social media monitoring is complicated by provisioning, auditing and scaling across various countries.

Whilst the 6-monthly scale and polish has become embedded in dentists' and patients' consciousness, routine dental recall and associated provision of scale and polish for healthy individuals has opportunity costs: dentists could use the time spent providing scale and polish in other ways.

To provide a brief overview of the Needs and Provision Complexity Scale (NPCS) and report its first application to describe the level of 'met' and 'unmet' health/social care needs, and to estimate their costs in community-based patients with complex neurological disability.