Sentence examples for closure more from inspiring English sources

Whatever the source, this caregiver resistance prevents patients from realizing a good death and makes families' grieving and closure more difficult.

At the time of its closure, more than 16,000 severely disabled people in Britain were receiving an average of around £350 a week from the fund, which was worth £262m in 2015-16.

The research community wants faster case closure, more guidance on handling retractions, and more data on misconduct trends, she says.

However, given the high potential CCBs have in a number of roles and functions relating to mine rehabilitation and mine closure, more research at the practical level, and more engagement at a government level, is required.

In a mouse excisional full-thickness wound model, controlled release of HB-EGF within the wound significantly accelerated wound closure more effectively than an equal dosage of free HB-EGF.

In such respects, Silas affords an aesthetic alternative, though one only sometimes beautiful, to the evasive and mythic closure more traditional faiths facilitate.

They are calling for tougher action, more closures, more military force on the ground, more freedom to act.

This could include limited coal plant closures, more funding for projects involving renewable energy, carbon capture and storage, and geothermal heating.

In France only 3.4% of jobs lost in 2005 could be blamed on offshoring, though there has been a wave of factory closures more recently (see article).

"Now the financial crisis has changed conditions beyond recognition, so trusts tied into PFI deals have even less freedom to make business decisions that protect services, making cuts and closures more likely".

We present a new algorithm called hierarchical simplex sampling (HSS) that approximates properties closures more efficiently and faithfully than traditional optimization based approaches.