Sentence examples for improving art from inspiring English sources

Interventions focusing on skills related to ART side-effects management show promise for improving ART adherence among persons experiencing high levels of perceived ART side effects.

Thus, in readiness for his UK tour, which starts today, perhaps any fashionistas or tailors out there would like to put forward a few suggestions for improving Art's attire.

Central to improving ART adherence in this vulnerable population is reducing relapse to drug and alcohol use (Kamarulzaman and Altice 2015).

One way of improving ART uptake, and thus reduce mortality among patients who are otherwise lost to care, might be to change the CD4 threshold to 350 cell/µl in line with the latest World Health Organization recommendations [34].

These findings stress the need for an intervention aimed at improving ART uptake targeting both patients and health care providers.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of the SBM-R approach in improving ART services in a military setting.

"Introduction of the STEAM Caucus will cast a larger net of awareness for improving arts education.

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In the spring of 2007, the Allied Arts Council Facilities Steering Committee initiated the Arts Re:Building Together Campaign, a grass roots campaign initiative to raise awareness and support for improving arts facilities in Lethbridge.

According to these results the ownership of cellphones is prevalent among patients on ART, therefore cellphone based interventions to improve ART adherence should be tried and explored further.

This suggests that starting ART earlier, as recommended by the WHO, would both improve ART outcomes and alleviate the everyday difficulties of dealing with patients who delay treatment and start ART in routine primary care centers in which patients and physicians lack the resources to adequately deal with serious clinical pictures.