Sentence examples for improved testing and from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, because of improved testing and increasing intolerance of banned substances, riders can now win the toughest races without drugs.
The Badger Trust said the Welsh government's approach, which focuses on improved testing and movement controls in cattle and does not involve badger culling, had been far more successful.
Models predict that in the absence of improved testing and treatment, over the next 40 to 50 years, nearly 2 million Americans will develop cirrhosis, hepatocellular carcinoma will afflict 400,000 others, and HCV-related complications will kill about 1 million people.
In a non-binding vote, MPs rejected the policy by 147 votes to 28, calling instead for vaccination, improved testing and bio security.
Our findings highlight the substantial limitations of available diagnostic tests for infectious diseases and the need for improved tests and novel approaches to identify infectious disease agents.
"Improved testing procedures and a change of culture with cyclists not accepting it and not turning a blind eye to it will also help".
The proposal calls for $140 million in new funding for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to reduce new infections through improved testing, prevention and referral to medical care.
Improved testing procedures and timing resolution have allowed the use of significantly less active excitation sources without lengthening test times or degrading data integrity.
Trump's 2020 budget request includes $140 million in new funding for the CDC to reduce new HIV infections with improved testing, prevention efforts and medical care referrals, our Post colleague Lena H. Sun reports.
And don't get me started on the lack of insurance coverage for meditation, yoga, and licensed massage therapy; all which contributed to my improved test results and ability to embrace and manage stress.
The nanopill may be an alternative to current CRC screening modalities such as the iFOBT and sigmoidoscopy, with the promise of improved test performance and decreased burden of screening to the participant.
