The wheels go on the bottom, the weight starts to streamline and shape itself into something we can recognize as streamlined, and then our little boxcar makes it all the way to wherever it was going.
Therefore, local leaders may have started to streamline the diagnostic trajectories already before the official implementation in 2008/09, which could have contributed to the lower DIs observed in 2007/2008.
Concurrently, the Ministry of Health (MOH) started to streamline the numbers of barefoot doctors and to improve their quality [ 16], and in 1985 the title 'barefoot doctor' was abandoned; about 0.64 million doctors who passed the qualifying examination obtained a certificate as a village doctor [ 14, 23].
First, clinicians and microbiologists must be encouraged to obtain appropriate microbiological samples before starting empiric therapy to streamline the antibiotic strategy, particularly in the critically ill.
Cole National, a retail company, is starting to use the technology to streamline claims-handling at its Pearle Vision and Target Optical stores, and to order and ship through third-party Web sites for its Things Remembered gift shops.
A number of start-ups, however, are trying to streamline health care administration and reduce costs.
Many insurance companies are starting to leverage new technologies to streamline outdated processes.
When you're diving off of a starting block, it's important to streamline your body so that you enter the water with as little splashing as possible.
McCain responds by touting his support for vouchers and noting that he wanted to streamline the Head Start program but Democrats wouldn't stand for it.
Tony Hayward, BP's chief executive, started a cost-cutting program intended to streamline operations and cope with the decline in demand as a result of the global recession.
