Sentence examples for improved information to from inspiring English sources
Fourth, policy needs to be informed by improved information to take necessary steps for dengue vector control and provision of health services.
These newly observed occurrence features of simultaneous H+- and He+-band EMIC emissions provide improved information to quantify the overall contribution of multi-band EMIC waves to the loss processes of radiation belt electrons.
Improved information to the general practitioner about dementia could improve their ability to assist persons with dementia [ 28, 33].
Improved information to the person with dementia and caregivers on prevention and addressing loss of activities of daily living is recommended [ 27, 28, 33, 34].
Governments in several countries attempt to strengthen user participation through instructing health care organisations to plan and implement activities such as user representation in administrational boards, improved information to users, and more individual user participation in clinical work.
In light of this, the paper highlights the future needs and implications on drill monitoring systems for improved information to enhance the blasting results.
Unprompted, over three quarters suggested that improving information to voters was a priority for improving future elections.
The French interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, said after the November attacks that he wanted to improve information to the public at a time of crisis.
To improve, we are working closer together as an industry to deliver better reliability so that more people can complete their journeys on time and improve information to passengers, particularly during disruption".
Using cartoons to engage and motivate people is a consideration untapped by conventional theories with the potential to improve information to support self-management.
Well-defined prediction models of outcome could also have important implications in clinical practice in guiding the management and improving information to patients and relatives.
