Sentence examples for of better early from inspiring English sources

Miliband also talked of "better early warning systems" to identify those employers, sectors and regions that are dominated by these low-paid temporary jobs and the migrant workers who tend to fill them (though it was less clear from the speech what action this warning system is meant to trigger).

Understanding the clustering of CDIs can aid in the interpretation of surveillance data and lead to the development of better early detection systems.

The clinician still held intellectual primacy and dictated the research agenda: clinically observed problems with the goal of better, earlier clinical diagnosis.

Despite a growing chorus of champions for better early education for America's children -- from military leaders to Ben Bernanke to an official from the Reagan Administration -- a piece of our country's early education infrastructure is about to fall away.

Finally, we added chemotherapy in our present study to increase the anti-leukemic effect and to increase the possibility of achieving better early control of hyperleukocytosis.

Mamoulian's first motion picture after he relocated to Hollywood was City Streets (1931), one of the better early gangster films.

The DIAPRECA project is aimed at exploiting conjointly or consecutively optical microscopy exploration techniques such as reflectance and Raman in a perspective of a better early and in vivo discrimination between healthy, precancerous and cancerous tissues.

How does he put out an album per year on average with Prussian consistency, albums that even rank up with some of the better early material--when every other band's output slows down radically?

To truly make good use of this information, we are going to need a better mechanistic understanding of the process of carcinogenesis itself and better early markers of cancer development.

Researchers at MIT found that increased skin conductance was a better early marker of driver stress than observed driving performance.

Cuba famously and controversially quarantined its entire HIV-infected population in specialised sanitariums from the late 80s through the early 90s, resulting in better early control of the infection.