Sentence examples for communicated to improve from inspiring English sources
Heightened awareness about risks of second cancers should be communicated to improve the care and outcome of CLL patients.
When stringent measures are indicated in case of elevated viral activity among poultry or human infections, an effective compensation system should be established and effectively communicated to improve compliance among LPTs.
I hope that the BBC can spearhead a new kind of of national initiative based round the immense possibilities thrown up by the "future internet", where people and things communicate to improve our lives.
In particular all contributors to the session "Bridging the gap between risk perception and ecotoxicology research - how can we communicate to improve our outreach?" at the SETAC Europe Annual mMeting 2013 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK, are invited to consider publication of their studies and opinions in ESEU.
In addition, adequate flow of information from administrators to health workers also ensures that new methods of treatment are easily communicated to health workers to improve the effectiveness of treatment.
New developments in psychiatric care such as "shared decision making" [ 17, 18] and an improved assessment and management of side effects [ 19] need to be more effectively communicated to the public, to improve general understanding and, consequently, attitudes to their use.
We recommend using a combination of diagnostic, outcome-based indicators, in addition to practice- and product-based measures to communicate efforts to improve agroecosystem health outcomes.
It's about finding and communicating ways to improve lives.
These studies indicated a need for opportunities to learn together and communicate ways to improve nutrition behaviour, with the extension of participants beyond parent and child relationship to promote healthy eating habits.
What's been said here is the ideal way to communicate, so to improve better these ways you should learn to know more your parents, sometimes the parents act with more sensibility with their kids.
This study also highlights the need to improve how information is communicated to older people with dizziness.
