Sentence examples for more effectively early from inspiring English sources

A22 Shift Urged in Military Policy A Pentagon review on transforming the military's weapons and doctrine urged the services to improve joint operations to respond more effectively early in a conflict.

Pitty, because it seems this injury could have been prevented, had the channels of communication been used more effectively earlier on.

In addition to lost wages and taxes, we pay dearly in dollars and quality of life for excesses of delinquency, criminal behavior, substance abuse, mental illness, teenage pregnancy, disabilities and dysfunction that could have been prevented or addressed more effectively in early childhood by a quality universal day care system for the country's most important resource: its children.

We postulated that an RRT emphasizing clinical judgment, in addition to vital-signs criteria as a key trigger for activation, may increase RRT utilization and thus more effectively identify early the patients who are clinically deteriorating, leading to timelier interventions and improved outcomes.

The delay in not responding more effectively and earlier to the AIDS epidemic now makes prevention and treatment even more challenging because of the magnitude of the epidemic.

Indeed, Black people were treated more effectively and earlier, challenging the notion that services are not accessible and ineffective.

Increased awareness of rash by patients and physicians means that symptoms are treated earlier and more effectively than in earlier studies.

Chomsky argued that we can learn languages much more effectively in our early years than at any other time.

Thyroid cancer can be treated more effectively when detected early.

He also questioned "why imprisonment is not used more effectively at an early stage for those who make the lives of the law-abiding a misery on a more routine basis".

In addition, oseltamivir suppresses viral load more effectively when given early [ 19, 20].