Sentence examples for accessible improved from inspiring English sources

Feedstock traits that can be improved through breeding and biotechnology approaches include enhanced biomass yield, modified lignin production to make sugars in switchgrass more accessible, improved plant biotic and abiotic tolerance, and a long list of new potential uses for primary or co-products.

There are also several proposed benefits from user participation in health care; extending services and making them more accessible, improving information [ 1], reducing medical errors, improving patient safety [ 2], improving the coordination of care in chronic diseases [ 20], improving clinical decision making [ 21], and improving alignment of patients' and physicians' goals and agendas [ 22].

Plasma treatment of GLAD structures with highly accessible surfaces improved control over interfacial properties, producing better reverse phase separations.

The use of misoprostol for uterine evacuation is believed to result in more accessible and improved quality PAC [ 8, 10].

Complex, ancillary topics such as expansion of affordable, accessible housing, transportation access, and improved livability of communities have been omitted because of space limitations but also need to be addressed by public policy.

It's no secret that stable, accessible housing improves outcomes for the mentally ill.

Several studies have shown that the availability of facilities within accessible distance improves health.

Organized campaigns that promote and make vaccine accessible can improve vaccination rates among HCWs [ 11].

Information on prolapse should be easily accessible, to improve the possibility for women to gain knowledge about the condition and overcome obstacles to seeking health care.

The goal of this new entity is to bring health services closer to the population, make them more accessible and improve their coordination and continuity in each territory.

Information about prolapse should be easily accessible, to improve the possibility for women to gain knowledge about their condition and overcome obstacles to seeking health care.