Sentence examples for expediting and improving from inspiring English sources

Much research is needed to identify any role for the modern modes of assisted spontaneous breathing in expediting and improving liberation from mechanical ventilation.

In a review by Kripke in 1998, light therapy was presented as significantly expediting and improving the symptoms of non-seasonal depression both when used alone and in combination with other forms of antidepressant treatment [ 14].

The need for predicting the users' preferences in order to expedite and improve the browsing though a site can be achieved through personalizing of the Websites.

This paper proposes a hybrid evolutionary algorithm which uses information gained during previous simulations to expedite and improve algorithm convergence using targeted deterministic searches.

The goal was to expedite and improve enforcement of the 1967 Firearms Act, which imposed licensing requirements on ownership and possession of guns and ammunition, and prohibited automatic weapons entirely.

(The first article of the MoU) During the final inter-school assessment visit to the eight schools, all leaders expressed their recognition that the project supported the work they had to do anyway, but also facilitated, expedited and improved it.

We sought to expedite and improve the endothelialization of a biodegradable small-diameter vascular graft by assessing two coating strategies that utilized heparin-cross-linked surfaces to either load VEGF or immobilize anti-CD34Ab.

There is very strong evidence that weaning/liberation protocols can be successfully implemented in ICUs while expediting weaning and improving the success of liberation from mechanical ventilation [ 90- 94].

Cyst formation is typically counted after 4 weeks but because the root tissues used often exhibit significantly reduced vigor 3-4 weeks into such assays, and to expedite and possibly improve resistance scoring, we investigated the scoring of resistance phenotypes at an earlier time point.

These include evaluation of the extended scope practitioner's competencies (e.g. diagnostic accuracy) and satisfaction with their new roles, the patient's satisfaction with the new service delivery models, cost of the new models of care and whether they have improved outcomes (such as reduced wait times, expedited recovery and improved function for the recipients of the care).

In attempts to decrease patient anxiety, expedite diagnosis and improve cancer survival, the UK NHS Cancer Plan (2000) and Cancer Reform Strategy (2007) were formulated [ 6, 7].