Sentence examples for root health from inspiring English sources
Our experience demonstrates that grass root health education specific to addressing local needs and knowledge gaps is the key to the success of our mitigation effort.
In fact, plant productivity is dependent on a heathy root system as problem with root health directly affects the above ground part.
This improved retention of the grass root health care providers would accelerate the positive health outcomes and would contribute to reducing the disease burden at population level.
Slope influences bark beetle infestation by influencing soil depth, soil erosion, micro and macroclimate and root health, which may predispose trees for infestation by insects (Samman and Logan 2000; Gitlin and others 2006).
We cannot exclude the possibility that reduced growth and reproduction of uninfested ir LOX2 and hemi-ir LOX2 plants in 2011 might have been due to non-herbivory-related factors (e.g., differences in root health corresponding to GLV antimicrobial properties) which did not play a role in 2010.
Bone meal adds phosphorus to the soil, promoting root health.
Grass-roots health groups have been frequent targets of official harassment as well.
In conclusion, there is sufficient indigenous knowledge among the community around Kakamega forest about medicinal plants, to contribute not only to sustainable provision of grass-root health care but also a potential to share this knowledge beyond western Kenya.
The influence of culturally rooted health beliefs on women's health seeking behavior is also reflected in women's extensive use of herbal remedies as an alternative to professional care.
Notions of a collective right to health had deep roots: health was listed amongst some of the earliest proclamations of human rights in the eighteenth century, and during the second half of the twentieth century, health as a human right came to acquire global significance.
Therefore, central to cultural competence in the healthcare environment is the ability to acknowledge different reference points in physician-patient interactions, the ability to understand patients' culturally rooted health beliefs and practices, and to negotiate treatment that aligns with patients' cultural value systems [ 16, 17].
