Sentence examples for effectively may from inspiring English sources

Managing this process effectively may not only have a positive effect on adherence but could potentially improve the doctor/patient relationship, satisfaction with care, health outcomes and health related quality of life, and result in more efficient use of health care services.

This review concludes that POCT, when used effectively, may alleviate the negative impacts of overcrowding on the safety, effectiveness, and person-centeredness of care in the ED.

Strategies to improve the efficiency of MDT meetings, either by streamlining simple cases, or by prioritising cases on clinical grounds to use time effectively, may also help to improve cost, as well as clinical effectiveness.

Teaching people memorization strategies that can encourage the brain to work more effectively may help reduce the memory loss that often accompanies aging, researchers say.

Preschoolers who cannot communicate effectively may have difficulty playing with other children and may become frustrated when they are unable to make their needs known.

Having the means to control an acute attack quickly and effectively may reduce that stress.

The result is the body functions less effectively and may contribute to all the symptoms we have described beforehand.

The only individuals who can effectively supervise may be the practitioners themselves.

If we can communicate that message effectively, 2009 may end up offering a whole new range of opportunities".

It is thought that when these forces are not dissipated effectively injury may occur.

A better understanding on how socio-economic determinants and CMD effectively interconnect may be auspicious in this respect.