Sentence examples for strengthened development of from inspiring English sources
The government and the Peruvian National Institute of Health have considered RTIs a public health problem, and they have recently been ranked as a top priority problem deserving more research and strengthened development of prevention and control public policies [ 14].
The comfort I feel expressed through human touch is astounding, and I wonder how expressing affection and care through these means may aid in the strengthened development of micro level community ties.
A large number of cases, including one with an adverse outcome and interviews of health service providers may have lent more dimensions to the research topic at hand and strengthened the development of the conceptual framework.
Across several chronic conditions such as HIV, arthritis and diabetes, an understanding of the patients' illnesses and treatment experiences has strengthened the development of effective self-management interventions [ 33, 34].
Attracting alumni from the Diaspora to strengthen the development of talented scientists will strengthen research in Africa.
As a result, the offspring mated with members of their own lineage, strengthening the development of the new species.
This money could instead be used far more efficiently to increase food production by strengthening the development of agriculture in the south.
At the same time, the Swynnerton Plan (a proposal to strengthen the development of African agriculture) provided Africans more opportunities to cultivate cash crops such as coffee.
Efforts will focus on strengthening the development of a multidisciplinary research for the design of assistive technologies for elderly people and people with disabilities.
Thus, Nelder trials help to strengthen the development of ecological theory and provide simultaneously relevant results for forest management.
These reforms were coupled with attempts to strengthen the development of transferable skills that can be applied in real-life contexts (Pellegrino and Hilton [2012]).
