As the incidence of breast cancer has progressively increased, survival rates have simultaneously improved, owing to improvements in early detection and adjuvant chemotherapy (Jatoi and Miller, 2003).
Based on the WSWP action research program, we suggest that visionary businesses can play a role in creating new business models that open up new markets, and simultaneously attend to societal wealth improvements.
Instead of trying to preordain exactly what is or isn't allowed on every single piece of land, we should abandon micromanagement and — simultaneously — think big by funding improvements to infrastructure.
Rather than target CCA or DRR, indigenous groups identify the community's needs, such as land use challenges and improvements, which automatically and simultaneously support CCA and DRR strategies (Kelman et al. 2009).
These results are more likely attributed to combined improvements in sample preparation, data acquisition, and usage of two isotope-coded cross-linkers separately and simultaneously.
This book relaxes and simultaneously stimulates me.
Others, however, believe a middling approach is preferable, and that a "carrot and stick" method can both improve the lives of North Koreans while simultaneously stimulating improvements in Pyongyang's behaviour.
These findings suggest that there may be a need to simultaneously target improvements in multiple lipid subfractions beyond LDL-C, and that pursuing overall lipid subfraction improvements may lead to benefits beyond macrovascular risk reduction for patients with T2DM.
In patients with RA, levels of agalactosyl IgG decline during pregnancy, and hence galactosylation increases simultaneously with improvement of RA disease activity.
In this respect, technological expansions of city infrastructure do not simultaneously imply improvements neither regarding sustainability issues nor the reduction of energy demand and increase in quality of life, wealth and benefit for the whole community [10].
Finally, the evolutionary engineering of our recombinant yeast strain fermented glucose and xylose rapidly and almost simultaneously, showing a substantial improvement in ethanol production and productivity.
