Sentence examples for more successful control from inspiring English sources

Approximate reasoning has proven to be in many cases more successful control strategy than classically designed controlled scheme.

With these exciting advances, new antibody-based treatment options will likely enter clinical practice and pave the way toward more successful control of malignant diseases.

It has previously been suggested that concentrating control resources on the 'more susceptible' children may lead to more successful control interventions [10], [19].

Consequently, this understanding should lead to more successful control of regulatory and growth factors directing the optimized large-scale production with a safe host.

Though mass vaccination has led to more successful control in two of six WHO regions (the Americas and Western Pacific), all six are committed to measles elimination (1).

A more successful control of systemic disease with a drug unable to cross the BBB and not effective in CNS metastases, could lead to an increase in the CNS failures (Ono et al, 2009).

Dr. Faustina Nevarez, an obstetrician at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center, said that internal studies by Kaiser had shown that Spanish-speaking patients were more successful controlling their diabetes, depression and blood pressure when they were able to consult with Spanish-speaking doctors.

Disruption strategies targeting individuals with high centrality and human capital are likely to include the leaders and other visible members of the drug distribution network, and this should, lead to a more successful crime control.

And yet the record was somehow even more successful than Control, generating a then-record seven top 5 singles".

According to the Tobacco Control Scale by Joossens & Raw [ 15] for the year 2013, the Netherlands is ranked 13th and Germany is ranked 33rd out of 34 countries (higher positions indicate a more successful tobacco control policy).

Importantly, this paper describes how an RCT of a relatively low intensity intervention, based on an existing health system model of health professional consultations, may lead to more successful weight control in pre-menopausal women than a self-directed intervention based on health education messages.