Sentence examples for tools to contain from inspiring English sources
Using a single public fund, an expanded Medicare for all, would provide the budget and planning tools to contain costs while generating enough savings to cover the uninsured and the underinsured.
He concluded that the central bank had the tools to contain the damage at a "manageable level".Since his presentation, the Fed has cut its key rate by five percentage points to a mere 0-0.25 0-0.25%
Under that old canard of national security, the DoD is gathering the tools to contain domestic social unrest and the global resonance of dissent.
The administration has not invited China to join the 12-member group, and China views the trade agreement as a tool to contain it.
Free market forces can be a powerful tool to contain health costs.
Finally, 31/260 predictions corresponded to ones identified by the 'galign' alignment tool to contain one mutant and zero wild-type reads, and could correspond to true lesions.
An explicit definition of the guarantees provided Italians is a major mechanism to promote equality in the access of care, while limiting coverage may be a strong tool to contain costs.
The People's Republic of China has led the use of Vi vaccine as a public health tool to contain typhoid fever in some provinces in which the disease is endemic.
Moreover, systematic review critical appraisal tools tended to contain items such as identification of relevant studies, search strategy used, number of studies included and protocol adherence, that would not be relevant for other study designs.
Domain experts again searched the tools repository and manually discovered that the specific sentence could be answered by the " mirPath" [ 41] or " miRNApath" [ 42] tools; it could also be answered with a combination of tools which had to contain the " mirtarbase" [ 43] tool and the " MinePath" [ 44] tool.
Our findings also call for the development and evaluation of interventions and tools targeting GPs to contain and restrain their VH and help them cope with patients' VH.
