Sentence examples for delay improved from inspiring English sources

Effective tuberculosis control in gold mines and other high incidence settings requires a combination prevention approach, including health systems improvements to minimize treatment delay, improved diagnostics, increased and improved ART coverage, and effective durable preventive treatment regimens.

Substantial improvements in immunosuppression marked by the introduction of cyclosporine in 1984 and later by tacrolimus, mycophenolate mofetil, sirolimus, thymoglobulin, and anti-CD25 monoclonal antibodies were followed by lower rates of acute rejection, better 1-year patient and allograft survivals, and, after some delay, improved half-life (T1/2) for the grafts.

In Experiment 2 an intermanual delay improved performance on our in-between task.

Therefore, we do not know why the doctors' delay improved among non-homeless pulmonary tuberculosis cases in 2008.

Biventricular pacing with optimization of the paced AV delay improved haemodynamics from 935 ± 186 mmHg/s at baseline to 1150 ± 248 mmHg/s (P< 0.05).

5 6 21 We reported previously that providing enteral feeds containing DHA at ≈1% total fatty acids improved visual acuity at 4 months' CA, 7 reduced cognitive delay, improved the neurodevelopment of girls and was strongly suggestive of improved neurodevelopment in infants born weighing <1250 g at 18 months' CA compared with a standard-DHA diet.

As we can see from Figs. 4, 5 and 6, the average user throughput and packet delay improve with clustering compared to a standard isolated cell scenario.

Simulation results show that these features are effective in reducing query delay, improving data availability, and balancing node power consumption with protocol performance.

The algorithms that do not use historical information are always designed to transfer the data to the node, which improves network performance (such as reducing transmission delay, improving delivery ratio).

Previous studies suggest that placement of the LV lead along an area corresponding to the greatest electrical or mechanical delay improves CRT outcomes.

For this reason, we purposively interviewed more women participants who reported that the intervention addressed some of the barriers faced through reducing delay, improving access, and supporting diagnosis.