Sentence examples for interrupt continuity from inspiring English sources
Fragmented physician panels that capriciously interrupt continuity of care are resented by patients and physicians alike.
No-shows to primary care appointments can interrupt continuity of care and effective disease management.
Failed appointments result in inefficiencies and economic cost and may interrupt continuity of care.
While adoption of the European definitions is mandatory for newly implemented national HAI surveillance systems, changing definitions could interrupt continuity of reference data and require reorganization for an existing national surveillance system.
Photon-Lumitype was the first phototypesetter to introduce the selection and photographing of the character in a rapid circular movement without interrupting continuity.
The vena caval foramen is not considered part of the thoracoabdominal continuum because the wall of this vessel sticks to the margins of the foramen and thus interrupts continuity of the subserous space [20].
Bank branches are not popular with other retailers, Mr. Fox said, because they interrupt "retail continuity" by closing on weekends and having operating hours different from stores selling goods.
They diverged from the Florentine style by increasing the contrast between the arias and the recitatives, allowing the arias to interrupt dramatic continuity, and rendering the recitatives more speechlike and less interesting musically.
These dams interrupt the continuity of water flow, blocking the transfer of sediments from upstream to downstream which contribute to the erosion of Delta beaches and disrupt the migration of many fish species.
Criminal justice officials' participation in planning local healthcare reform is critical to avoid barriers that can discourage the use of treatment and interrupt the continuity of care.
Poor children tend to come from less stable homes, necessitating more frequent moves that interrupt the continuity of their education, consequently requiring extra attention to keep pace with wealthier peers.
