Sentence examples for continuing efforts to better from inspiring English sources
There are continuing efforts to better coordinate care, including interdisciplinary meetings between medical and nonmedical specialties to discuss and improve upon patient care.
Malaria is a scourge of large swathes of the globe, stressing the need for a continuing effort to better understand the biology of its aetiological agent.
This pilot study supports the utility of such a design approach, and these results warrant continued effort to better understand the onset of PD and sensitivity of measurement of voice acoustical changes during the prodromal period.
The benefits that insects offer remain largely untapped, justifying our continuing efforts to develop tools to better understand their biology and to better manage their activities.
As part of a continuing effort to help develop better partnerships between school districts and libraries, the Reader's Digest Foundation recently awarded $30,000 in grants to 22 school and library teams in 15 communities.
The president's speech marks a potentially historic turning point in our continuing effort to strike a better balance between liberty and security.
So SkyTeam must continue efforts to attract better-quality carriers that will offer more uniform standards of service.In any case, analysts expect to see substantial changes to the affiliations pursued by the world's three major airline alliances, which between them offer around 44% of all global seat capacity.
It isn't better, despite Tanner's continuing effort to will himself well and to hide his frightening condition as he leads a London homicide squad.
There is continuing effort to enhance the number of worldwide population samples in order to contribute to a better understanding of human mtDNA variation.
However, continued efforts to improve consistency were considered worthwhile.
On this last July 4 of his mayoralty, I urge Mr. Bloomberg to continue his efforts to better the health habits of New Yorkers by discreetly ignoring this disgrace.
