Sentence examples for provision of joint from inspiring English sources

The study also demonstrates some best practices from other countries that can be applied to the nomadic context in Sudan, such as community health workers, training and support for traditional birth attendants, provision of joint mobile health services for humans and livestock and the establishment of maternity or birth waiting homes.

Treatment will include the provision of joint protection information, splinting, assistive devices and other general advice as required.

However, the meniscus plays an important role in the biomechanics of the knee joint concerning force transmission, shock absorption, provision of joint, stability, lubrication, and proprioception [ 1].

Our estimates, however, fit with those of other studies estimating rates of need 25263031323332 33 and provision of joint replacement.

This could be explained by the fact that the provision of joint care by biological parents requires joint decision on the care or treatment of their children in order to improve children's nutritional status.

It would appear that the provision of joint training where GPs, employers (including occupational health) and employees might learn from each other's experiences and perspectives, whilst attractive in theory, has considerable practical issues to overcome.

The CFTC's proposal, however, includes about a dozen questions asking whether certain provisions of the joint Volcker rule should not apply to banking entities regulated by the CFTC.

Chris-Craft had argued that Viacom violated a noncompete provision of the companies' joint venture agreement when it moved to acquire CBS, a network competitor of UPN.

"We continue to consolidate services with other governments, achieving cost savings through joint purchasing, joint provision of services and any other avenue we can pursue," he said.

The share of agricultural area with a potential joint provision of four services equals 10%, while only 1.4% of the area has a potential to deliver five joint landscape services.

6) Finally, 'openness to cooperation and sharing' comprised the intensified cooperation among professionals and between relatives and professionals in providing good end-of-life care: e.g. being able to communicate adequately about the person's signals and needs, the openness required to take joint medical decisions and the openness of the 'two families' to enable the joint provision of care.