Sentence examples for broad effort of from inspiring English sources

The identification of tumor and patient characteristics that are linked to treatment response are still at early stages in SCCHN and future success will depend on a broad effort of clinicians, translational and basic scientists.

Understanding and exploring utilization of cervical cancer screening service and its risk factors among female primary school teachers in Tanzania is important to give some light to the broad efforts of preventing and treatment of cervical cancer.

The city had intended to use the ads to publicize a broader effort of setting up dozens of breast-feeding areas: comfortable, screened-off rooms with sinks and refrigerators to hold breast milk.

It is our hope that our suggestions, recommendations and checklist (Table 2) contribute in some small way to the broader effort of fellow translational scientists in the development of stratified treatments that will tangibly benefit our patients.

The panel on Thursday recommended stricter regulation of mortgage lenders as part of a broad effort to prevent a repeat of a credit crisis threatening to drive the country into the first recession since 2001.

The shipments are part of a broad effort to alleviate the impact of the worst drought in the region of Catalonia in decades.

China plans to build three-quarters of the world's new nuclear power plants in the coming decade as part of a broad effort to diversify its sources of electricity and limit pollution from the burning of fossil fuels.

As part of a broad effort to limit the use of identifiable patient information, the Clinton administration has proposed rules that would stop hospitals from using patients' names for such nonmedical reasons as fund-raising.

The pitfalls were exposed last month when federal regulators halted a broad effort to help millions of homeowners in foreclosure.

The lull was part of a broad effort to tamp down tensions with Pakistan as a result of the attacks.

Moody's downgrades are part of a broad effort to make its analysis more rigorous.