This discourages attempts to improve our time bound using an approach that explicitly computes the partition intersection graph.
Therefore, even if diagnostic techniques improve our time to diagnosis of AKI, do we expect a therapeutic drug or intervention to forestall the need for organ support within a short time frame (that is, 2 to 3 days)?
Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, in a speech in June 2000 put it this way: "Information technologies, by improving our real-time understanding of production processes and of the vagaries of consumer demand, are reducing the degree of uncertainty and hence risk .Yet two events have cast doubt on the idea that more information will smooth out those swings.
Short of that, it seems to me that the best way to preserve the sanctity of American marriage is for us all to spend less time fretting about other people's marriages -- and more time improving our own.
Or perhaps we are willing to do certain things with our money (like advance our careers) but are ready to make other investments with our time (like improving our mind).
"More than 800 people have relocated to this new laboratory and tens of thousands of results are being generated every single day to support faster turnaround times, improving our diagnostic capacity for the patients we treat".
Since the Founding, "We the People" have amended the Constitution 27 times, improving our "imperfect" union by expanding democracy and individual rights, incorporating into the Constitution the soaring principles of liberty and equality set out in the Declaration of Independence.
"To improve our response time to consumers, we are continuing to add to these resources including adding additional information" on the Web site and increasing staffing for the hot line.
With the conflict in neighboring Colombia worsening and the American commitment there growing, a new foothold so close to the theater of action will "improve our response time and enhance our ability to detect and monitor flows of cocaine and heroin," Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, the White House drug czar, said in an interview earlier this year.
"I think naturally there is going to be a gap initially, because we'll be spending more time on improving our skills," says Knight.
