Sentence examples for improving whole from inspiring English sources

Understanding each of these elements and sharing these findings with stakeholders in the hazard management process represent necessary steps in improving whole community preparedness.

Therefore, next to improving whole tumor cell and/or DC-based vaccines, direct in vivo approaches certainly deserve more attention.

However, it is known that CR provide systemic not only local benefits improving whole body insulin sensitivity indicating that other important insulin signaling organs may be also affected.

The mechanism of action of K-111 in improving whole body insulin sensitivity has been examined in obese rhesus monkeys (Bodkin et al. 2003b; Ortmeyer et al. 2003, 2005).

ClearMask is a full-face transparent surgical mask that makes healthcare more human by improving whole-face communication for more compassionate, inclusive connections.

They described LHWs as 'an opportunity to sort of look after people in a truly holistic approach'B2GP or ' improving whole-person care'G8GP.

Other factors independent of the rate of colonic fermentation may also be involved in reducing diabetes risk and improving whole-body insulin sensitivity after insoluble fibre intakes.

I have discussed the potential for improving whole-crop performance at the expense of individual competitiveness in greater detail elsewhere (Denison et al. 2003; Denison 2007, 2009).

By increasing the number of adipocytes, TZDs can lower circulating NEFA and improve lipid exposure of peripheral tissues, thus improving whole-body insulin sensitivity [ 1].

Besides the consecutive effects of each successive bout of exercise in acutely reducing glycogen stores [ 173, 199], resistance-type exercise training has been associated with a substantial gain in skeletal muscle mass, thereby improving whole-body glucose disposal capacity [ 172].

Because the therapy was directed at improving whole-word reading (i.e. suppressing letter-by-letter reading) we predicted that training effects would be observed as a reduction in the word length effect.