Sentence examples for simultaneously for better from inspiring English sources

Although pain and depression are highly prevalent in cancer patients [ 39] and literatures emphasize that pain and depression should be managed simultaneously for better outcomes [ 40], our study revealed more than 30%% of cancer patients still have unsatisfied pain control.

The study might thus imply the potential usefulness of measuring such inflammation-related and antioxidant markers simultaneously for better understanding of the pathophysiology of diseases and their severity or monitoring clinical course.

Although Lasso performs shrinkage and variable selection simultaneously for better prediction and model interpretation, if there is a group of variables among which the pairwise correlations are very high, then the LASSO tends to arbitrarily select only one variable from the group [ 21].

The only two drugs approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for treating hair loss, both have been shown as effective in preventing hair loss for as long as they're used and can be taken simultaneously for potentially better results.

Here are six communication tools that are simultaneously effective techniques for better communication, straightforward practices to develop greater communication ability, and skillful ways to wake up and be more present in our lives.

Instead, both elastic and electric properties of the bimaterial's constants should be simultaneously taken into account for better accuracy of the generalized stress intensity factors.

It would simultaneously have better facilities for handling identity online, while also providing better anonymity.

The design allows water and air to be applied simultaneously or separately and the system provides for better distribution of air and water than the pipe lateral systems.

For instance, trophic adaptation may influence brain size evolution by biasing the evolutionary rate [ 91- 93] while adaptations for better cognitive ability may simultaneously increase brain size [ 88].

It means that the unused frequency resources in the UL channel can be utilized simultaneously for DL transmission, leading to better spectrum utilization.

Recently, de los Campos et al. (2009, 2010) and Crossa et al. (2010, 2011) used Bayesian estimates from genomic parametric and semi-parametric regressions, and they found that models that incorporate pedigree and markers simultaneously had better prediction accuracy for several traits in wheat and maize than models based only on pedigree or only on markers.