Sentence examples for in conjunction with implementation from inspiring English sources
17 18 Efforts toward early detection of prediabetes in conjunction with implementation of lifestyle changes to improve glucose metabolism could represent a viable strategy to curb the increasing incidence of pancreatic cancer and should be further evaluated.
Encouragingly, overall pediatric antibiotic prescribing has declined recently [ 5, 6], and visits for AOM have decreased, apparently in conjunction with implementation of the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV)[ 4, 7], although PCV only has a marginal effect on decreasing AOM episodes for an individual child [ 8].
In a news release on the company's Web site, Fannie Mae said that "the errors were discovered in the course of the standard review in preparation of the company's Form 10-Q for the third quarter and were primarily made in conjunction with the implementation of Financial Accounting Standard No. 149".
He said Tuesday that he was "pleased" to see the FDA's draft guidelines and that he looks forward to "organizing the National Gay Blood Drive in conjunction with the implementation of the revised policy".
Fourth, community advisory boards (CAB) need to be formed, linked with existing community leadership structures and organized in conjunction with trial implementation.
In conjunction with the implementation process, this enables us to analyse what parts of the intervention contributes to a positive outcome.
This is often the case with patients suffering from osteoarthritis and current practice guidelines recommend the use of NSAIDs, joint infiltration in conjunction with the implementation of an exercise program and physiotherapy [ 22].
Ongoing work will also consider the impact of raising the age of starting screening, and the effect of further increases in screening interval which could be considered in conjunction with the implementation of primary HPV screening [ 44].
Therefore, increased and more widespread knowledge about CPO and its symptoms, in conjunction with the implementation of a standardised manual palpation of the palate during the initial physical examination of a newly born infant, are likely to lead to more successful detections and diagnoses.
The generalized density evolution equation in conjunction with its numerical implementation procedure is then discussed with assistance of the formal solution.
