Sentence examples for improving the communications from inspiring English sources

"LWEC is about getting the evidence and improving the communications channels," explains Professor Andrew Watkinson, LWEC's director.

The proposed design approach is applied for developing H-UIS for reducing Adverse Drug Events (ADEs) by improving the communications between patients and healthcare professionals.

We show how to integrate the proposed algorithm in the IEEE 802.15.5 standard, thus assuring an accurate synchronization between regions and improving the communications performance in a mesh topology.

Because Cheyenne Mountain is EMP hardened, Adm. William Gortney, commander of U.S. Northern Command and NORAD recently announced they are improving the communications and key operations there in Cheyenne Mountain because it's EMP hardened.

Improving the communications between health workers—such as clearly defining the tasks of all cadres of health workers, encouraging broad participation in team meetings, and ensuring a positive team dynamic was a common theme (13%), and improving job aids (5%) and improving working conditions (3%) were mentioned as well.

In the context of improving financial access to health care, five issues surrounding the implementation process were raised: adequate funding, involving front-line workers in the decision-making process, providing incentive measures, improving the communications strategy, and quality of care [ 9, 20, 31].

In February, the enormously wealthy Trinity Church, in New York, gave $70,000 to improve the communications network of the Nigerian church.

"HMRC is working hard to get data quality ready before RTI comes in and, as well as TES visits, we will improve the communications and guidance we provide on this subject".

The result of the evaluation concludes the bluetooth enabled collaborative middleware can improve the communications of mobile ad-hoc networks.

In this paper, we study the dynamic deployment of mobile relays in DAWN to enable and improve the communications for the first responders during their operations.

Had James Clerk Maxwell been motivated, or funded, by Rep. Smith's paradigms and worked to improve the communications technology of his day and tried to find ways to intercept military signals, he would have bred better carrier pigeons and trained peregrine falcons.