Sentence examples for complement improved from inspiring English sources
"More commitment to prevention and early detection is desperately needed in order to complement improved treatments and address the alarming rise in cancer burden globally".
More commitment to prevention and early detection is desperately needed in order to complement improved treatments and address the alarming rise in the cancer burden globally".
These improvements likely have decreased the incidence of endotoxemia during CPB through a variety of mechanisms including decreased activation of coagulation factors and complement, improved tissue oxygen delivery and, therefore, decreased ischemia-reperfusion injury to the bowel, and shortened exposure time to the CPB circuit.
To complement improved catch landings data, we recommend the development of repeat regional assessments of the Red List Status of chondrichthyans to provide an early warning of adverse changes in status and to detect and monitor the success of management initiatives and interventions.
An effective pneumonia diagnostic aid complements improved treatment using Amoxicillin dispersible tablets in accordance with new WHO treatment guidelines for pneumonia.
It will also include the distribution of micronutrient supplementation and adequate food complements, improve access to water, and promote growth at community level.
Wikis, blogs/photoblogs and podcasts (and its video incarnation, the vodcast) carry the potential of complementing, improving and adding new collaborative dimensions to the many Web-based medical/health education, CPD (Continuing Professional Development), and research services currently in existence.
Serum complement 3 improved with statistical significance found at 6 months.
However the policy did not address CAMH until it was complemented and improved by child and adolescent mental health policy guidelines developed in 2014.
First of all, it is simply untrue that red wine and cheese cannot complement and improve each other.
New oscillation criteria are established that complement and improve related contributions to the subject.
