Sentence examples for reduce diversion from inspiring English sources

A number of papers have been published addressing strategies to reduce diversion hours [8 11].

In a study by Asamoah et al., an EMS system seeking to reduce diversion hours addressed the issue by mandating reduction of the hours of diversion without making significant changes to the overall patient throughput.

Overall, PMPs are important to prevent nonmedical use of prescribed controlled substances and help reduce diversion and fraudulent prescribing [ 49].

15 Methadone prescribing practice in the UK was changed in the mid-late 1990s, with the aim of reducing deaths related to overdose of methadone; daily dispensing and supervision of methadone dosing were introduced or increased to reduce diversion.

Politicians in Nigeria and regional governments could immediately work to restore flows to Lake Chad by replacing water-hungry hydropower plants with wind and solar plants, and by promoting technologies and drip irrigation to reduce diversions of water.

The govenor's plan "not only distracts local agencies from making these key investments, but it also fails to improve and reduce diversions from this precious estuary," the group said in a statement".

For example, short term census forecasts have the potential to improve in-patient bed allocation, reduce diversions, better align hospital ancillary services, and reduce the incidence of over- and under-staffing [ 1].

Also, the reduced diversions through the PVP starting in 2006 has led the D1610 hydrologic index, determined by Lake Pillsbury inflow, to set minimum flows that are too high for the amount of inflow in the Russian River watershed.

"Likewise, fishery interests did not support harvest management — a direct hit on their livelihood — but strongly endorsed reducing diversions and improving upstream management to benefit fish populations," the report continued.

"Upstream interests did not support upstream management measures, which could cost them land and water, and they supported reducing diversions only if those came at the expense of exporters, not themselves".

Prescription monitoring programs (PMPs) are designed to reduce medication diversion by identifying individuals obtaining the same medication from multiple providers (termed multiple provider episodes [MPEs]).