Sentence examples for mobility and increasing from inspiring English sources
One of the main items on the eHealth agenda of the European Community is the design and promotion of electronic patient summaries as an instrument to guarantee the continuity of healthcare across national boundaries and to facilitate the pervasive delivery of healthcare, thus ensuring the right to patient mobility and increasing the productivity and quality of health service delivery.
Black homeless adolescents often were offered lesser educational opportunities thwarting upward mobility and increasing the likelihood of cycling repeatedly through poverty and homelessness.
Relaxation and unfreezing of these areas at heating lead to enhancing of molecular mobility and increasing of the material volume.
However, his model is based on an assumption of free mobility and increasing costs by skill level.
Modern mobility and increasing individualism inevitably make us strangers.
Social scientists have found that moving out of disadvantaged neighborhoods can have advantages for children, like sparking upwardly mobility and increasing socioeconomic opportunities.
The current results on association between higher degree of mobility and increased risk for HIV suggest a need for an increased attention in designing programmatic interventions to address structural and contextual factors to reduce the degree of mobility and to increase the consistent condom use not only at the place of destination but also along the routes of mobility.
Severe ataxia usually restricts activities of daily living, impairs mobility, and increases level of disability.
The molecular dynamics results demonstrated that local micro-chemical changes near the loop reduce its mobility and increase the strength.
This Performance Improvement Project (PIP) project examined early mobility and increased intensity of therapy services on patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) with and without mechanical ventilation.
The CPC program's association with reduced school mobility and increased attendance in higher-quality schools also significantly mediated its effects on maltreatment and neglect.
