Sentence examples for improved effectiveness in from inspiring English sources
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Lorazepam is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) for use in pediatric status epilepticus, despite its potential advantages, which include improved effectiveness in terminating convulsions, a longer duration of action, and a lower incidence of respiratory depression.
Initial feedback from participants found the intervention to be useful, and self-reported assessments showed improved effectiveness in smoking cessation counseling.
The key to this unlikely blossoming has been Varejao's improved effectiveness in the pick and roll, specifically the "pick and pop," in which Varejao's improved midrange jumper (he's connecting on 50 percent of his shots between 15 and 19 feet) has given defenses fits.
"Efficiencies come from improved effectiveness in the marketplace," John G. Middlebrook, vice president and general manager for vehicle brand marketing at G.M., said during the conference call.
Increases in US sensitivity lead to improved effectiveness in all surveillance strategies.
Cypriot universities need to bring about immediate improvements in plagiarism awareness so as to limit plagiarism and improve effectiveness in plagiarism policies and procedures developed and implemented, as well as in sanctions set, communicated and imposed.
By making better use of the capabilities offered by mobiles, we can significantly improve effectiveness in the healthcare sector.
Players can discover equipable weapons and armor that improves effectiveness in combat by exploring levels for chests.
However, the advantages of conjugation are expected to enhance effectiveness against mucosal disease, such as pneumonia, increase immune memory compared to plain polysaccharide vaccine, and improve effectiveness in high risk populations such as immunocompromised.
