Sentence examples for rehabilitation stream from inspiring English sources

Collectively the evidence specific to HIV ageing and rehabilitation (stream A) was low to very low quality as much of the evidence consisted of cross-sectional qualitative or quantitative studies (with no comparison group) or narrative reviews.

Free-text comments from respondents regarding barriers to offering rehabilitation programmes and the use of alternative rehabilitation streams for ICU survivors following hospital discharge can be found in the online supplementary data (E3).

Geomorphologists, ecologists and engineers have all contributed to stream rehabilitation projects by predicting the physical effect of habitat restoration structures.

With rapid increase of urban stream rehabilitation projects in developing countries, the concept of Public Accessibility of Riverfront (PAR) has become a highlight in evaluating river ecosystem improvement.

In this study we report the results of a stream rehabilitation project on the Snowy River, SE Australia; that aims to improve fish habitat and facilitate migration associated with scour holes around large wood in the streambed.

We expect that this study will be an incentive for policy makers to promote stream rehabilitation and develop more stringent guidelines limiting cattle access to streams in many Midwestern states and other regions with poorly drained soils where the impact of cattle access to streams on water quality is often ignored.

Multivariate statistical techniques such as factor analysis and canonical correspondence analysis were applied to analyze the structure of the aquatic community in relation to aquatic environmental factors in order to provide controlling objectives for integrated watershed management and improvement of stream rehabilitation in the DLW.

Regions like the North Coast have domain expertise in areas such as sustainable agriculture, food production, and natural resource utilization (e.g. forest restoration, rainwater catchment, stream rehabilitation, biomass and biofuels, to name a few).

This is the first research to demonstrate the impact of intensity of a slow stream rehabilitation and support program measured in time provided for older people on utility.

We included highly relevant HIV-specific research addressing rehabilitation and ageing (stream A) and high-quality evidence on the effectiveness of rehabilitation interventions for common comorbidities experienced by older adults ageing with HIV (stream B).

Patients were not excluded if their primary language was different from English or if they had reduced cognition, but were excluded if they were admitted for 'Geriatric Evaluation and Management' (otherwise known as slow stream rehabilitation) or if they were enrolled in another trial.