Sentence examples for improved technical expertise from inspiring English sources

Since 1988, patient survival and liver function after LTx have improved markedly, due to improved technical expertise, better selection of patients, improved post-LTx management of complications, and improved immunosuppressive therapy (Adam et al. 2003).

Limiting civil service rotation and boosting secondments into and from the private sector would improve technical expertise.

Enhancement of student learning and curricular revisions designed to improve leadership and technical expertise are suggested by the findings of this study.

This includes improving rapid deployment of technical expertise, training, better emergency supplies and ensuring performance standards with all emergency partners.

"The Government of Indonesia is also playing a leading role in the global Scaling up Nutrition initiative, which focuses on improving financial allocations, better coordinated policies and strengthened technical expertise to improve child nutrition – efforts which are also being supported by international partners including the European Union and the World Bank".

But as ultrasound equipment improved and doctors gained technical expertise, the procedure triggered fewer miscarriages, and many doctors concluded that reducing a triplet gestation to twins was safer than a triplet birth.

There is a clear need for a pool of technical expertise and improved funding for research and ethics monitoring if genomic research is to be effectively implemented.

It will be used expand its speed test network to cover all U.S. states (currently 26 are covered) and to forge more outreach abroad; to improve ESH's portal with technical expertise and pricing information; expand its own team to assist schools with upgrading; and to further lobbying efforts, in particular to support the FCC to provide policy recommendations for modernization.

The Programme advocates and provides technical expertise to improve the design and implementation of specific social protection policies intended to target vulnerable children and their families and strengthen monitoring and delivery mechanisms of social assistance/cash transfer programmes.

In India, the national program discerned an urgent need to improve the range and depth of technical expertise in the states, and it decided that working to strengthen capacity among existing SACS staff would take too long.

The international community brings a wealth of technical expertise, resources and passion to improve global women's health post-2015.