Sentence examples for responding to the identified from inspiring English sources

Fourth, potential study designs and methodologies required in responding to the identified knowledge gaps in the research-policy interface in low-income countries are identified.

Increased awareness of these factors by service providers and clinicians is the first step in responding to the identified need for service provision for clients with co-morbid PTSD.

The Mann–Whitney U-test was used to compare the concentration of serum AFP in HCC patients and the ability of T cells to respond to the identified epitope (responder vs non-responder).

The second phase involves front-line staff and management within each service organisation in co-creating intervention plans to strategically respond to the identified local needs.

Socio-medial causes of mortality in under-5 childyingdying at home and within the first 24 hours of hospitalisation Research study has as a main goal the assessment of child abandonment phenomena in the hospitals, and the manner in which social care and medical services respond to the identified needs in connection with the issue of child abandonment.

Commonly proposed policy measures and means to respond to the identified climate change effects relate to the ecological recommendations to expand protected areas, and create ecological corridors of buffer areas adjacent to and in between conservation areas (Hannah et al. 2002; Hannah 2008; Felton et al. 2009; Milad et al. 2011).

In the same context, possible areas of intervention and initiatives serving to better respond to the identified needs were investigated: opinions on facilities like nursing homes, knowledge of the concept of "group apartment", frequency of recreation activities, proposals for improving the situation.

Rob Cawley, principal and CEO of the Seckford trust, believes both schools will remain viable: "Saxmundham free school was responding to the need identified by the local community for additional choice.

The children's minister Edward Timpson has written to Rotherham Borough Council seeking "urgent reassurance" about how it is responding to the issues identified in Tuesday's report on child abuse in the town.

For example, nearly 48percentt of Hispanics responding to the 2000 Census identified themselves as white and 42percentt said they were "some other race".

The promoters trained through this project acquired a particular set of skills, tailored towards sharing evidence with communities and responding to the specific needs identified by the evidence.