Sentence examples for in conjunction with improving from inspiring English sources

Thus, it may be reasonable to encourage teachers' co-operation in conjunction with improving teacher-student relations, as these are two sides of a positive school culture.

Raising the minimum wage in conjunction with improving the overall jobs climate, will make Illinois more competitive and create a booming economy while increasing incomes for hard-working Illinoisans".

We further recommend that these trials should include infant mortality as an outcome to clarify whether the association found is causal, and to test whether treating postnatal depression in conjunction with improving the care-giving environment, as suggested by other authors, 49 particularly for babies born preterm, leads to improved infant survival.

Program management changes should be considered to emphasize public health measures such as directly observed therapy to help ensure that the first treatment episode is also the last one, in conjunction with improving adherence and decreasing the risk of MDR-TB.

Inhibition of PKCα is also associated with significant improvements in cardiac function in rodent models of HF [ 101], in conjunction with an improved metabolic gene profile in the myocardium, as well as improved glucose utilization and diastolic function as shown by MR spectroscopy [ 102].

The 5-year survival of patients with localized osteosarcoma has improved to 60% due to the multi-agent, dose-intensive chemotherapy in conjunction with gradually improved surgical techniques, but has remained largely unchanged during the last three decades.

These findings demonstrate that EGTA, when used in conjunction with NTA, improves and expands the regulation of free calcium in solution.

The optimum design of the drawbead geometry was executed by means of nonlinear constraint optimization in conjunction with the improved equivalent drawbead model.

Our results show that the use of GEFeS in conjunction with SDM improves the performances of the standard AIS and mAIS.

Repeated dosing with TRAIL-bearing Salmonella in conjunction with radiation improved the 30-day survival from 0 to 100%.

Metformin monotherapy in conjunction with diet improved cardiovascular outcome with a 39% reduction in MI rates, compared with conventional therapy alone in overweight patients (2).