Examples of using Increase in coverage in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This increase in coverage will benefit 620,000 inhabitants.
Expenditure grew without an equivalent increase in coverage.
It is possible that only the increase in coverage of the FHS will not be sufficient for the consistent reduction of this indicator.
The move to lower frequencies may result in a slight increase in coverage area of the transmissions.
The increase in coverage has become evident in the last few years, as only 71.5% of the children born in Bahia had the screening test in 2003.
For example, Mexico's partial privatization of broadcasting in 1989 gave way to a sharp increase in coverage of government corruption scandals.
The increase in coverage and the widening of family health care is an important promotor for equality. SUS has completed its mission by using the ESF to direct the health care.
New Zealand, for instance,has experienced a substantial increase in coverage thanks to the introduction of automatic enrolment in pension savings and government subsidies.
This unprecedented capacity increase offered by 1X Advanced can also be used to free up spectrum for high revenue-earning data services orto achieve up to 70 percent increase in coverage.
New Zealand, for instance,has experienced a substantial increase in coverage thanks to the introduction of automatic enrolment in pension savings and government subsidies.
The increase in coverage is significant(it stood so far at 20%), standing out its quality inside buildings and putting PT among the first operators in Europe to provide 4G services in the 800 MHz frequency band.
With respect to primary care, in recent years the city has experienced a considerable increase in coverage by the Family Health Strategy, a model that was adopted by the Brazilian Ministry of Health.
Nevertheless, a gradual increase in coverage and breadth over the next few months is expected, both in terms of the participating institutions and the segments and channels offering the service.
In the same period, the family health strategy, the largest primary care policy of the country, showed a significant increase in coverage, reaching within a few years more than half of the brazilian population.
Whereas it is possible to perceive an increase in coverage in certain districts, there is a great difficulty in the implementation and organization of activities in others, often leaving a great part of the population without services.
In the case of mobile services, we have considered direct taxes(VAT or equivalent) on cumulative sales generated over eight years due to the growth in mobile broadband penetration and the increase in coverage.
Implementation of these measures is expected to result In increased awareness of pupils In about 10 000 schools and an increase in coverage by the environmental con trol and monitoring network to 100.
The increase in coverage and the wide geographical distribution of the basic health centers has allowed the ESF to promote access to SUS and this also has meant more capacity to meet the needs of service users.
Abrolhos reefs are threatened, because of an increase of coral diseases in coastal reefs, the occurrence of coral bleaching events after thermal anomalies of sea water,and also increase in coverage of turfs.
Conversely, a study carried out in the Northeast of Brazil observed an increase in coverage and reduction in ACSC admissions among children under five years of age, suggesting that the expansion of PHC contributes to a reduction in ACSC admissions.
The partnership between the nursing professionals and the NHS service may favor the effectiveness of these programs, since nursing is a habitué profession in other types of neonatal screenings,fostering the increase in coverage and the number of exams.
The finding that there was an increase in coverage by family health teams in municipalities where the PMM was implemented supports the hypothesis that there may also have been associated improvements beyond the allocation of medical professionals.
The Government mentioned the following measures within the activities it had undertaken: a monthly allocations of money to ensure school attendance for children; b granting of soft loans to women traders;and, c increase in coverage and quality of jobs for women.
Studies clearly show that the increase in coverage of the population with family health teams has a positive effect on health indicators, thus contributing to a reduction in the rate of infant mortality and in hospitalizations on account of outpatient care.
This program has enabled the provision of some 18,000 doctors for primary care in areas of great social vulnerability where it had previously been difficult to attract doctors,thereby producing a significant increase in coverage and access and, possibly, a re-ordering of the labor market.
Despite the increase in coverage for this population given by Primary Care, we noted gaps in the health education and prevention programs that stimulate the use of male and female contraceptive agents, besides the inexistence of public policies directed at young pregnant women.
The introduction of the prenatal care program, with the implementation of the Programa de Atenção Integral à Saúde da Mulher Program for Comprehensive Health Care to Women- PAISM in the 80's,brought about significant changes, such as the increase in coverage and in the average number of visits, as well as early start of prenatal follow-up.
These high rates seem to be inconsistent with progress in health care, such as an increase in coverage of antenatal and childbirth care, and the social transformations experienced by Brazilian society, including improved socioeconomic status and a sharp drop in fertility.
Viacava and Bellido set up historical series from 1998 to 2013, demonstrating that the national improvement of access indicators did not negate the fact that the North and Northeast regions had the worst self-evaluation of their health status, greater activity restriction andless use of public services by the respondents, despite the increase in coverage of health programs.