Sentence examples for sustained system from inspiring English sources

Yet, they say, surgical societies have done little to promote an organized and sustained system providing free surgical care to the poor.

Longer-term reorientation to the premise and conduct of partnership working is likely to necessitate that staff not only review their practice but are encouraged and supported to do so through an integrated and sustained system of professional accountability and development.

"But our local partners have a solid and sustained system of corporate recruitment".

More important, the ATC operated a global network, establishing airfields, communication centres, and weather-forecasting facilities that pioneered a sustained system of air transportation on an intercontinental basis.

Here, I've come to the conclusion the obstacle isn't merely a lack of interest in helping the most vulnerable, it's an orchestrated and sustained system of oppression, marginalisation and economic obstruction deliberately intended to block any development progress at all.

These results show that CpG DNA hydrogels are an effective sustained system for delivery of immunostimulatory signals to TLR9-positive immune cells and DXR to cancer cells.

Even if we make only modest or uneven progress we stand to create a platform for improvement, underpinning future initiatives designed to create sustained systems change.

However, evaluations of other programs have demonstrated that the combination of health worker training and focused, sustained systems support can indeed result in substantial improvements in patient outcomes [ 25, 26].

The data supporting the proposition that IPL influences IPP to create sustained systems change is weak and diffuse, and the evidence largely comprises non-transferable case study, survey and other limited data [ 29, 30].

The brain stem, the plug of neural tissue at the base where the spinal cord enters the skull, is the body's plant manager, sustaining systems like muscle tone, metabolic equilibrium and ventilation.

They are also "conscious of the importance of biological diversity for evolution and for maintaining life sustaining systems of the biosphere" (UN 1992: 1).