Sentence examples for service arising from from inspiring English sources

Figure  3 also shows a reinforcing loop where growing participation in health service arising from safe deliveries results in increased trust, which further increases participation.

After the hearing, the Metropolitan police said they had spent £8m on services arising from the inquest and the Operation Paget investigation from 2004 to 2006.

The Zoom flights to New York would start ahead of any new services arising from the new EU-US open skies agreement, due to be launched in March 2008.

By highlighting synergies, trade-offs and the significance of site area, the results offer insight into the spatially sensitive nature of ecosystem services arising from multi-functional collectively managed urban gardens.

The need to understand productivity and potential trade-offs between co-occurring ecosystem services arising from collectively managed pockets of green space is pivotal to the design and promotion of both productive urban areas and effective stakeholder participation in their management.

The services arising from agriculture and other land-use are also provided by sectors (including subsistence agriculture) and delivered from an allocated area of land.

This can be attributed in part to issues of access to health services arising from difficulties in recruiting and retaining health professionals in these areas.

Coordinated planning to promote outreach by specific specialties, and integrate services arising from different locations, is important to harnessing the benefit of outreach, specific to community need.

The aim of this study was to gather evidence from service users about key issues in relation to access to primary care mental health services, arising from the scoping review.

To benefit from outreach services and ensure adequate remote distribution, we need to promote coordinated delivery of services arising from metropolitan and rural locations according to rural and remote health need.

The services arising from energy are provided by economic sectors (businesses) and technically delivered through use of equipment, which contains a powered device that converts a "final" form of energy to low-grade heat in exchange for service provision.