Sentence examples for stage policies from inspiring English sources

During the formative research stage, policies listed in the Ministry of Health's Book on Legal Documentation on HIV (18) and on the website of UNAIDS Vietnam (http://www.unaids.org.vn) were reviewed (6).

In pre-implementation stage, policy makers and educators should understand PHNs' behavioural intentions (BI) toward web-based learning because it is the most important determinant of actual behaviour.

In later stages, policies have encouraged people to take action, has legitimated initiatives to develop HIV/AIDS projects, while at the same time allowing different responses.

The predicted outcomes of various staging policies based on preoperative and intraoperative information are summarised in Table 2. Based on these calculations, the negative predictive value of a selective lymphadenectomy policy for G2 3 endometrioid cancers only would be 97%, with a 3% rate of missed nodal involvement (false negatives).

They are determined Labor should have a credible means to achieve Australia's emissions reductions, but are contemplating a two-stage policy, with immediate action on a stronger renewable energy target, environmental regulation and a strengthening of the existing laws, with an emissions trading scheme as a longer term policy once it has broader support.

Early-stage policy preparation will be essential.

Despite having just heard them explain their no-chatting-on-stage policy, I keep waiting for something obscene.

The state of Orissa was one of the first in India to complete integration of leprosy elimination into GHS using the two-stage policy of functional and structural integration.

The second-stage policy should focus on long-term planning.

This low false negative rate explains the similar survival and recurrence outcomes when employing such a staging policy, as compared with a universal staging policy.

This has led to significant variability in surgical practice, with many centres advocating a selective staging policy.