Sentence examples for more coordinated manner from inspiring English sources
How can we align international efforts in a more coordinated manner to avoid crowding out of national efforts and overlap?
There is also evidence that treating patients with sepsis earlier and in a more coordinated manner reduces mortality.
Opportunities exist to expand these systems in a more coordinated manner that will ultimately lead to better workforce planning, implementation of the workforce, and better health.
"A training like this brings together all these agencies – church, police, government, education, HIV/AIDS –, and through our different experiences we can form partnerships to address these issues better and in a more coordinated manner," Conrad says.
Indeed, BAT documents identify such processes as a crucial factor leading the company to reorganise globally in the 1990s, so that it might act in a more coordinated manner across countries to increase worldwide sales and thus consumption of its cigarettes [ 2].
One important question is whether methylation changes occur at different LINE-1 loci in a random manner or in a more coordinated fashion.
This can improve muscle strength and flexibility, and enable the muscles in the legs and hips to function in a more coordinated and balanced manner.
Earlier this year, Chu pledged in Senate testimony to "break down the traditional stovepipes and operate in a more integrated and coordinated manner".
HCPs felt that health service providers needed to deliver information to patients in a more coordinated and organized manner than was currently the case in many health services.
With bionic assistance, in addition to handling more patients, a physician or nurse practitioner will operate at the level of six specialists managing six areas of care for one patient with multiple comorbidities in a more coordinated, holistic and comprehensive manner.
The experience of the MDG-F JP has proved that multi-sectorial interventions, done in a coordinated manner, are more efficient in achieving results.
