Sentence examples for strengthen input from inspiring English sources

The other component of the MCA program sought to strengthen input delivery systems and financial institutions that advances credit to farmers.

The research intervention will also supplement (but neither duplicate nor expand) the programme EmONC facility strengthening inputs, where needed.

This novel thought pattern may result from a myriad of experiences culminating together and strengthened with input from personal emotions and ideals.

As programme sustainability is strengthened by input and support from all facets of the community, this may be linked to the costs that the community and country can afford to maintain, the stage of their economic development, and the importance of community self-reliance and self-determination [ 50].

For example, if a neuron receives a stereotyped temporal sequence of excitatory synaptic inputs, then the Hebbian rule will selectively strengthen the first input in the sequence (since prior information will tend to suppress responses to the latter excitatory inputs) (see ref. 14 for a similar proposal).

Consequently, countries with poor health systems had their coverage supported more by mass campaigns that offered less sustainable system strengthening inputs and thus, did not receive the intensive system building attention of which they were most in need.

But does morphine also strengthen this excitatory input directly?

"Improving a school in its totality has gained ground in both the industrialized and developing worlds and this is distinct from strengthening individual inputs or processes.

This facilitation would further lead to the inability of generating LTP and induce a failure in strengthening the inputs coming from the nondeprived eye.

Hence, the expanded BOLD whisker representation that we report is not attributable to increased numbers of strengthened thalamocortical inputs to L4 deprived cortex.

High levels of satisfaction with relationships with health workers and communities, the availability of job aides and the capacity to provide services with training indicate that strengthening these inputs in the programme could be highly beneficial.