Sentence examples for provision to identify from inspiring English sources

Information on the number of infected children could be compared to existing levels of service provision to identify under served populations and to target interventions to high priority areas.

Although embedded calls and puts are perhaps the most important and most common provisions to identify when purchasing bonds, there are many other structures and provisions to look for as well.

Our aim was not to map CAMHS provision but to identify existing protocols.

Human resources make most part of costs therefore this warrants a careful analysis of health facilities, including analysis of the health care provision structure, to identify areas with human resource improvement need.

The incorporation of equity in health provision helps to identify the significant roles of political and social consciousness in developing and sustaining the needs and agendas of all people in a fair and just way [ 26].

The research aim was to examine the performance of different models of PC provision, in order to identify their strengths and weaknesses from the perspective of a government wishing to develop an overall strategy for improving PC provision.

Key anticipated outcomes of the tick genome sequencing project will be provision of opportunities to identify unique tick genes that could be exploited for tick control and, thus the control of tick borne diseases [ 10].

Changes made to service provision to address identified barriers included creating a private counseling space near the postpartum ward, providing PPFP counseling training and job aids to staff, and involving husbands and mothers-in-law in counseling in person or via mobile phones.

The aims of this study are: to examine the current development policies and legislative provisions on MRL; to identify barriers for redeveloping MRL; and, to ascertain the main factors affecting land owners' behaviors and attitudes.

This aim is pursued firstly by quantifying an environmental quality indicator based on the concept of High Nature Value HNVV) farmland and, secondly by testing Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis (ESDA) techniques and spatial econometric models as means to identify provision determinants that improve causality in spatially non-stationary data.

Provision is usually made to identify febrile episodes between visits.