Sentence examples for scaling up use of from inspiring English sources

Numerous challenges exist to scaling up use of novel medical devices.

Indeed this is one of the practical challenges scientists around the world which have been confronted when discussing the possible most optimum ways of scaling up use of IPTp in combination with ITNs.

Another non-electrical sNPWT system, SNaP, manufactured by Spiracur, encountered these challenges during trials in Tanzania: despite its ability to operate without electricity, limited distribution channels for its highly specialized, spring-powered components and high prices (180 200 USD/device) created obstacles to scaling up use of the system [ 15, 16].

"UNICEF is committed, with partners, to implementing the recommendations outlined in the report such as using polio vaccination campaigns for integrated public health campaigns around good sanitation and nutrition, scaling up use of social mobilization activities so communities take ownership of the health campaigns and finding innovative ways of reaching missed children".

The plan is to scale up use of existing open resources and roll out a program using a train-the-trainer approach in the fall of 2014.

Therefore, the aim of the present study was to apply farm scaling up using biological fungal treatment of OC in SSF using Aspergillus oryzae FK-923 to reduce the anti-nutritional components like phenols and fibers.

The key domains include the meaning or definition of scaling up used in the conceptual model, the type of resources required for scaling up, and the different perspectives on planning, implementation and evaluation.

We suggest strategies to overcome challenges to scale-up use of chlorhexidine digluconate.

In Timor-Leste, the MOH is intending to scale-up use of the UI tool, and other projects are considering adapting it for pregnancy/postpartum tracking.

Rather than pursuing scale-up through netbooks, the project is now exploring how it can scale-up use of the Toolkit and the eLearning courses to more health service providers in Bangladesh through the existing infrastructure, which includes mostly desktop computers in clinics and tablets among the health assistants.

Successful reduction of diarrhea mortality in the 1970s and 1980s can be attributed largely to the scaling-up use of oral rehydration therapy and programs to educate caregivers on its appropriate use.