Sentence examples for provision of targeted from inspiring English sources
Very preterm infants (< 30 weeks of gestation) are at increased risk of specific language impairment and systematic developmental follow-up is essential for the provision of targeted early intervention.
Control charts of the ALOS were constructed and annotated with interventions, including testing of an asthma score, implementation of order sets, use of a respiratory therapy-driven albuterol treatment protocol, and provision of targeted education.
This will inform the provision of targeted interventions for women of reproductive age in areas with a high risk of birth defects.
Taken together, these data suggest that there is much to be gained from the early detection of PD among young offenders and the provision of targeted early intervention programmes [ 37, 38], at a time when personality is presumably more malleable [ 33, 39].
The provision of targeted education and improved communication may address these problems and increase their willingness to work during an influenza pandemic.
Provision of targeted and appropriately delivered preventive messages and services for travellers from migrant families visiting friends and relatives should be a priority.
In addition to supplying billions in weapons, the US offers logistical and intelligence support, including the provision of "targeting assistance".
Furthermore, the provision of target-group specific manuals and instruments can promote the direct transfer of particular intervention modules into practice which should be complemented by train the trainer programmes.
The focus was to provide secondary prevention of disabling back pain through the provision of treatment targeted at the specific modifiable prognostic indicators identified by the STarT Back tool (see below).
The provision of HCT targeting school-going youth is therefore a key strategy in managing HIV in this high-prevalence area.
This concept of aid as conflict risk prevention stands in contradiction with principles central to humanitarian aid such as impartial provision of aid, targeting and proportionality of assistance with needs.
