Sentence examples for substantial reliance on from inspiring English sources
Labour has issued a 27-page dossier claiming that an analysis of healthcare systems in countries such as Mexico and South Korea, where state spending is at similar levels to those announced by George Osborne in the autumn statement, suggests that a substantial reliance on private healthcare will become inevitable.
There is a substantial reliance on Medicaid in the Affordable Care Act, and for the many single payer and public option supporters, the reminder of ACA's reliance on private health insurance companies is a stinging rebuke.
As shown in Figure 3, Brazil has achieved both food and gasoline independence, whereas substantial reliance on imports is observed for several African countries with substantial land resources.
However, it is recognised that voluntary contributions cannot achieve UHC, and a substantial reliance on compulsory contributions coupled with subsidies for the poor is a necessary condition for universality (Kutzin 2012).
Although some injectables were delivered in the study clinics, there was still substantial reliance on self-report from the participant and the timing of each injection could not be determined in this dataset.
Despite substantial reliance on external humanitarian assistance, ongoing insecurity has limited the ability of international organizations to provide medical care as some risks such as kidnapping are higher for expatriate staff compared to local staff.
There is a significant reliance on traditional medicine in South Africa.
While the dependence may vary from institution to institution, there is substantial reliance in academia on GTAs instructing undergraduates (Rushin et al., 1997; Sundberg et al., 2005).
In addition, with respect to relapse outcomes, substantial reliance will be placed on measures relating to time to clinical intervention.
According to Kesselheim [ 46] "the program reflects a growing trend in health policy toward reliance on substantial financial incentives to achieve a socially desirable outcome".
Access to, and sustained adoption of, clean household fuels at scale remains an aspirational goal to achieve sufficient reductions in household air pollution (HAP) in order to impact on the substantial global health burden caused by reliance on solid fuels.
