Sentence examples for testing initiatives from inspiring English sources

In addition to campaigns and home testing, there have been a host of less well documented strategies for expanding testing in the region, including workplace testing initiatives [ 152], self-testing [ 153], and index patient testing initiatives similar to those described earlier by Brown and colleagues [ 120].

Tawteen is testing initiatives to create part-time work and job-sharing in an effort to give more work to women.

Line also offers payments worldwide and a service rivaling Uber in Japan, but the company is testing initiatives that could unlock new revenue from overseas markets — like Thailand and Taiwan — where it is almost certainly making less money per user than in its native Japan.

To evaluate the relevance of those testing initiatives for end points associated with breast cancer, we compared the biological processes associated with breast cancer (Table 1) with end points evaluated by assays in ToxCast, EDSP, and Tox21 (see Supplemental Material, Table S1).

Although other types of counselling and testing initiatives, such as provider-initiated counselling and testing, are increasingly important to reach universal testing, VCT was the original mechanism for HIV testing deployed in Zambia and much of Africa (WHO 2007).

In this context, this paper aims to identify and characterize the existing testing initiatives for SWSs by conducting a Systematic Mapping.

Since the conclusion of the demonstration project, South Carolina has been funded under a CDC expanded testing initiative in emergency departments to implement routine HIV rapid testing in three hospitals.

That kind of culture constantly anticipates change, identifies opportunities within that change, and finds low-cost ways to test initiatives before going all in.

The office, known as the Center for Economic Opportunity, has used a mix of public and private money to test initiatives that include giving cash rewards to encourage poor people to stay in school or receive preventive medical care.

"BrightLine is part of a much larger strategy in the advanced-TV space," said Lou Paskalis, vice president for global media, content development and mobile marketing at American Express, as the company tests initiatives on the "primary screen," as in the TV set, and the second screen, as in a smartphone or tablet.

Say what you will about Ron Johnson and his failed attempt to revitalize JCPenney, but the real problem was his failure to test initiatives.