Sentence examples for scale provision from inspiring English sources

Lusaka, Zambia, provides an innovative example of large scale provision of CTC through government primary health care centres.

The finding could mean that the relatively wide scale provision of free ART in the late period was particularly beneficial to this age group.

Particularly in resource-limited settings, it may be unrealistic to model the cost-effectiveness of wide scale provision of an intervention based on incremental patient costs (intervention costs at the point of delivery) at a single site with relatively developed infrastructure.

Furthermore, it was shown how the wide-scale provision of water suppressed variability in surface-water availability, reducing spatial and temporal heterogeneity that is important for coexistence in, and resilience of, naturally fluctuating, non-equilibrium systems.

Nowadays the traditional concept of broadcasting networks as distributors of passive content to the end user is deeply changing toward the more challenging large-scale provision of interactive multimedia services.

It has been argued that the wide-scale provision of artificial surface water in semi-arid savannas may result in homogenisation of foraging regimes, compromising biodiversity and ecosystem resilience.

One of the means by which international donor and aid communities are attempting to achieve this goal is by large-scale provision of LLINs to malaria-endemic countries.

The country receives significant amounts of funding from GHIs for the large-scale provision of antiretroviral treatment through the public and private sector.

Treatment of HIV-infected children has been a priority of the national HIV programme, and the large-scale provision of ART for infected individuals started in 2004.

Consequently, large-scale provision of cotrimoxazole to all infants born to HIV-infected mothers regardless of their age, CD4 count and resistance to the drug in low resource countries is recommended to prevent mortality and morbidity caused by PCP infection[ 26].

Many of the countries heavily affected by HIV and AIDS, which are facing a human resource crisis, are receiving large amounts of donor funding, including support for the large-scale provision of antiretroviral treatment through the public sector and private sector.