Sentence examples for with a view to monitoring from inspiring English sources

In 2008, new 'integrated treatment' registers arrived with a view to monitoring the uptake of drugs for schistosomiasis, soil-transmitted helminths, lymphatic filariasis, onchocerciasis and trachoma.

More detailed information is needed to assess migrants' use of primary health care services with a view to monitoring and improving their health, and assuring appropriate and accessible primary health care services to this portion of the population [ 9].

Measures were undertaken to ensure a system that would allow for maximum access of up to 10 000 patients to the private sector initially, with a view to monitoring the scheme and deciding upon further expansion after one year of operation.

Where it was not felt possible to set a defined standard for a KPI, the phrase "no current standard defined" was used with a view to monitoring outcomes and identifying acceptable minimum standards in the future.

This paper describes the application of a pragmatic and inexpensive approach to the baseline assessment of the burden of moderate-to-severe morbidity in the postpartum period in this urban African setting, with a view to monitoring trends and identifying preventable risk factors.

A training tool has been developed that applies this and other findings, with a view to improving ethnic monitoring.

I recommend that, in the context of the installation of the new financial and accounting software, the accounting and organisational procedures for posting transactions to receivable and payable accounts be reviewed with a view to making them easier to monitor and clear throughout the biennium.

Both techniques were specifically adapted for use on native state bioleaching samples, with a view to establishing convenient means for monitoring culture composition.

6 Indeed it has been predicted that the diabetes peak in Africa is expected to be in the oldest individual by 2035. 1 We therefore wish to perform a systematic review to determine the prevalence of type 2 diabetes in Africa in older individuals over the age of 55 years, reported in studies from 2000 to 2013 with a view to providing accurate data for monitoring future trends.

This paper investigates the behaviour of beam-like structures with a view to identifying a suitable monitoring technique for post foundations.

The two systems are conceptually interrelated and methodologically correlated to a cooperative/synergistic scheme (CSS) with a view to minimise uncertainty and monitoring costs and increase reliability of pollution control and abatement.