Sentence examples for avoidance of delays from inspiring English sources

This should include the avoidance of delays to the patient, clinic staff being available at all times, and opening hours being convenient to patients and care being more personalized as often delivered in private health care settings.

The years of the course surrounding the first graduations is a time when transparency in the promotions process, attention to justice and fairness, and avoidance of delays in filling established posts could be expected to be of particular value.

An initial correct diagnosis, quick start of therapy, adherence to the sequence and dosing of the regimen as well as strict avoidance of delays in therapy appear to be efficacious in preventing early relapses also in young children with M1 M3 stage disease allowing postponement of radiotherapy until after HDCT.

The DfE rightly notes in the paper that "permanence, stability, quality of care and avoidance of delay are the factors which most affect children's welfare and their future chances in life".

Avoidance of delayed satellite drops formation is essential for achieving the desired thickness control of the coating.

Compared to the postoperative approach, preoperative radiation therapy could offer several benefits, including a more precise target volume definition with smaller safety margins, reduced toxicity to adjacent organs at risk because of their displacement through the tumor itself, a possible devitalisation of tumor cells and the avoidance of treatment delays due to postoperative complications [ 1].

For the avoidance of doubt, this delay only applies "in-match".

Advantages of monitoring POCTs in terms of future consultations were "avoidance of missing or delayed results and occasional loss of patients to follow-up" (authors [ 21]).

The earlier recommendations of avoidance or delayed introduction of potentially allergenic foods have been replaced by guidelines recommending exactly the opposite.

The administration of systemic antibacterial prophylaxis may aim at a reduction of severe infections, a delay of the onset of such infections to a later phase of neutropenia, avoidance of infection-related treatment delays, reduction of hospitalization, reduction of treatment costs or a combination of these goals.

These include a possible sterilization of the operative field against seeding, a possible thickening of the often-present pseudocapsule easing resection and the avoidance of repopulation through treatment delays because of postoperative complications.