Sentence examples for systemic capacity from inspiring English sources

A causal role interpretation emphasizes a systemic capacity to which a function makes a contribution.

Only an activity interpretation ('what something does') accents the function itself, apart from its specific contribution to a systemic capacity and position in a larger context.

The distribution of the study population in relation to their systemic capacity to neutralize leukotoxin was 46.7% negative, 34.3% low and 19.9% high.

In the health systems approach according to the World Health organization [ 39] service delivery is only one of six building blocks, within a larger framework of wider, longer term objectives to strengthen systemic capacity.

In rats, a decreased serum level of free radical metabolising/scavenging enzymes and glucose has been observed after oral administration, suggesting a deranged systemic capacity to handle oxidative radicals after khat use (Al-Qirim et al, 2002).

The next step will be to examine the field-level implications for humanitarian and other health interventions of the current approach proposed for fragile contexts with state-building and systemic capacity at its centre.

Addressing them in a meaningful way requires governance systems with systemic capacities to deal with complexity.

Developing and sustaining R4H resources includes building, reinforcing and sustaining of (a) human resources for research in biomedical, bioscience, epidemiology, social science and health systems areas; (b) physical infrastructure; and (c) institutional and systemic capacities to manage knowledge.

15 Experience from action research in capacity building initiatives in 25 of the (then) 28 Indian states as well as performance reviews of the Indian government's flagship health programme, National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), highlight the need for systemic capacity-building on one hand and scientific evaluations of how interventions work (or do not) on the other.

This function involves building, strengthening and sustaining the human, physical, institutional and systemic capacities to conduct, disseminate, archive and utilize R4H [ 18].

This may reflect a reduced systemic remethylation capacity, which would be expected to cause decreased genomic DNA methylation in peripheral blood leukocytes (PBL).