Sentence examples for extending quality from inspiring English sources

Prof Sir Simon Wessely, president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, said: "Suicide in anyone is a tragedy, but the impact on a new family is probably as bad as it gets, so extending quality mental health to all, and not just some, of those new mothers with serious depression or psychosis is clearly the right thing to do".

We're extending quality health care to millions of children of working families who lack coverage, which means we're going to be preventing long-term problems that are even more expensive to treat down the road.

Extending quality improvement activities beyond the immediate environments that can be affected by workgroup participants to other areas of our system could prove challenging.

As such, beyond its potential for extending quality years of life, investigation into the primordial prevention of type 2 diabetes and other cardiometabolic diseases is critically important to the future economic viability of health care globally.

Making use of familial and population-based information for HTS data helps by: (1) extending quality control (QC) steps, (2) identifying IBD regions, (3) validating the genetic model, and (4) validating haplotype segregation by making use of IBD information, with or without additional SNP chip data.

The world Dahl creates exists in a balance between the dreamlike, extended quality of time spent in battle and the apparently casual reality of existence on the ground.

Nor do doctors have the training and expertise to perform the myriad tests and procedures that did not even exist half a century ago and that have helped to extend quality years of life for so many.

How can we extend quality life among cancer patients?

The farmers are then compensated based on the true value of the product, which ultimately makes them more likely to extend quality measures to those lots.

After extended quality control and preprocessing, we explored the tissue-selective expression patterns.

The study of functional senescence is of great importance to the design of interventions to extend quality of life in the elderly population.