Sentence examples for for better defining from inspiring English sources
Based on the dimensionless groups derived we proposed a new dimensionless group for better defining the effectiveness of the process.
A reliable and low-cost typing system is required for better defining the epidemiology of this pathogen and designing more rational policies of infection control.
Our model is particularly important given that this topic is so difficult to study prospectively, due to the small number of HIV-infected infants born in the U.S. Multi-centre clinical trials are an important tool for better defining maximally effective and cost-effective interventions for prevention of vertical HIV transmission, especially with mothers at risk of medication non-adherence.
These studies were useful for better defining content of risk mitigation advice messages and the audience they should primarily target.
Sepsis, regardless of severity level, is undercoded, but with the improved Sn and high NPV, these definitions can be used for better defining cohorts of patients with sepsis.
Reduction of the QTL interval with large populations and dense marker maps for fine mapping is valuable in this context for better defining candidate genes underlying mapped loci.
These issues highlight the need for better defined surgical appropriateness and improved shared decision-making tools [ 12].
There is still a need however for better defined approaches to enable research funders to determine the relative weight to assign to disease specific research versus HPSR and other forms of cross-cutting health research.
Likely, the increased attention paid in recent years to the dirofilariosis issue from the "one health" perspective is creating the basis for better define the impact of dirofilarioses on humans and to plan suitable measures to prevent these often neglected infections.
Our data highlight the importance of better defining etiologies for ARI and febrile illnesses and continuing problems of diarrheal illness in this region, including mild cases of cholera, which would not have been diagnosed without laboratory screening.
Development of standardised assays for novel biomarkers toward better defining hepatitis B virus cure should occur in parallel with development of novel antiviral and immune modulatory therapies such that approval of new treatments can be linked to the approval of new diagnostic assays used to measure efficacy or to predict response.
