Sentence examples for scale up the coverage from inspiring English sources

Ongoing efforts to scale up the coverage and quality of this essential intervention [ 9] should proceed with maximum support from all sectors.

In 2008 the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) unexpectedly decided to scale up the coverage of free cervical cancer screening services, to meet an ambitious target.

Yet surprisingly, in mid 2008, the MoPH decided to scale up the coverage of its Pap smear and VIA services to meet an ambitious target.

9, 10, 16– 19 Based on this evidence, the series' last article was a call to action to scale up the coverage of services for people with mental disorders.

16 Along with scaling up the coverage, the programme was also able to improve the ratio of HR-MSM/TG to peer educators, improve the monthly contact by peers (80% or more) and increase the condom use to cover the estimated commercial sex acts.

UNFPA, working jointly with the International Confederation of Midwives (ICM), plans to contribute to this global initiative on the health workforce by initiating in collaboration with their partners a global campaign to promote and rapidly scale-up the coverage of midwifery care.

Therefore, to avoid high proportions of missing genotypes in future experiments using RAD-Seq, it is important to (i) strive for identical quantity and quality of input genomic DNA per individual and (ii) to account for the uneven read distribution across individuals and scale up the projected read coverage per individual accordingly.

The effects of scaling up the coverage of specific interventions were modelled to estimate the deaths averted, overall and by each intervention.

In addition, we broadened the review by searching for combinations of the terms "implementation', "scaling up", "scale up" and "coverage" with terms related to the outcomes under study ("preterm', "premature", "stillbirth', "antenatal care", "childbirth" and related terms).

The most recent publicly available dataset from each country was chosen; 9 of 10 datasets were from 2010 2013, to reflect recent scale up of coverage of long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs).

In our final sensitivity analysis, we explored scenarios to assess the impact on cases averted after a more rapid scale up of OCV coverage by year 5, as well as scenarios with sustained OCV coverage to year 20 (Table 5).