Sentence examples for more prompt intervention from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of the normal appearance and cardiac dimensions should improve identification, quantification and assessment of cardiac disease and may allow an earlier diagnosis and more prompt intervention when facing to abnormal echocardiographic findings.

Irwin et al. [ 23] hypothesized that prognosis of children may be better perhaps because causes are more likely to be external to the child, more easily identified, and more amenable to prompt intervention.

Oliguria preceding AKI-Cr was more likely to be associated with lower blood pressure, higher heart rate, and use of vasopressors or inotropes, and was more likely to prompt intervention suggesting that hemodynamic status and other factors affecting physician decisionmaking might add to the predictive ability of oliguria.

This tool may also enable more prompt detection of areas for intervention and/or investment.

However, it may also be that the lower parasite density reflects only an earlier diagnosis of disease due to the fact that the caregivers of young children in the intervention arm were more prompt to report to their healthcare facility upon the first signs of illness.

Although all workers were impacted by the disaster as members of the affected community and as local disaster relief and reconstruction workers, the effects of these circumstances may have been reduced in firefighters because of high preparedness, early mental health interventions, and a more prompt return of ordinary working conditions.

It warned of "substantial further deterioration" without prompt intervention.

Testicular torsion is a surgical emergency requiring prompt intervention.

A voice prompt intervention was implemented in Japanese supermarkets.

Treatment is immediate thoracotomy and mortality is very high without prompt intervention.

AAA rupture represents a major surgical emergency that requires prompt intervention.