Sentence examples for better preconditions from inspiring English sources
On the basis of these results, it may be possible to create better preconditions for improving the structure of care services for patients requiring inpatient psychiatric treatment.
The whole society must be changed and we understand that by changing the current situation and position of children and youth we will create better preconditions for development of wider social community," said Mayor of Rozaje Nusret Kalac.
The fact that in comparison to our patients, their patients had better preconditions regarding predictors of remission, such as disease duration or previous DMARD combination therapy, still does not provide a feasible explanation for the large difference in the remission rates.
In general (remembering my mum's advice) the fewer preconditions the better, given the inevitable uncertainty about the balance of power.
Such temperature preconditioning (TP) is as good, if not better than ischaemic preconditioning (IP) in restoring haemodynamic function and reducing arrhythmias, oxidative stress, and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) release.
Thus, further studies are needed to better understand the preconditioning of mass movements.
Nevertheless, load-independent left ventricular contractility, as measured by PRSW, was better preserved after preconditioning.
The preconditioning potential was lost in DKO mice: infarct size was not reduced and none of the contractility parameters were significantly better preserved after preconditioning.
Infarct size, stroke volume, Ees, Ea and PRSW were significantly better preserved after preconditioning (Table 1, 2 and Additional file 2).
The study also shows that the children using CSII manage to maintain stable and target HbA1c levels, which are preconditions for better diabetes management (UKPDS, DCCT).
