Sentence examples for settings offering from inspiring English sources

Since a new policy move in 2009 to introduced entitlement for 3 year olds to a fee-free year of pre-school provision, however, the leaders of (private) settings offering this provision are now required to hold a specialised certificate equivalent to ISCED level 4, and it is expected that this requirement will be upgraded in the not-too-distant future (OMCYA, 2009).

This approach would also be suitable for a dynamically variable phase to simulate noise in the system, enjoys more flexibility than integrated-waveguides settings, offering a potentially fruitful ground for the simulation of the noise effects addressed here, where averaging over many noise patterns would be needed.

The NOM could be set anywhere between 1 and 10, with higher settings sounding more natural for a recording in a studio, and lower settings offering greater control of acoustic feedback in the presence of sound reinforcement loudspeakers.

The objective was to select settings offering contrasting practice environments to GPs.

Women were recruited from a variety of settings offering prenatal services (e.g., maternity clinics, hospital prebirth registration clinics, public health programs).

Over the last decade investigations into why people volunteer for health research have become increasingly prominent across diverse research settings, offering variable based explanations of participation patterns driven primarily by recruitment concerns.

The Gynocular offers an opening for reducing the human resource gap in low-resource settings by offering nurse-colposcopist teams a tool for early detection of cervical high-grade lesions.

The majority of trials recruited participants from non-clinical settings, often offering financial or other incentives to those who agreed to participate.

Hospital settings, despite offering specialist medical care, are not necessarily the most appropriate place of care for people with dementia at end of life [ 25].

Paper record systems were the standard method of record keeping in mental health settings, these offering the advantages of being self-contained, (manually) transferable between clinical locations and well suited to narrative-based recording of clinical entries [ 58].

The eSMAF's principal intended use is to streamline the collection of SMAF and Iso-SMAF data in clinical settings while offering a way to control the source and quality of the data entered, facilitate the aggregation, viewing and extraction of these data according to user-defined needs, and empower users to easily merge this information with other databases or data sources.