Sentence examples for supports prompt from inspiring English sources

The overwhelming scientific consensus supports prompt action to reduce humanity's carbon footprint.

The evidence supports prompt open reduction and internal stabilisation of the lateral humeral condyle fracture to provide the best results [ 3, 8, 10].

There are two major advantages of the SPC approach: (1) managers and clinical staff with little or no statistical knowledge can easily understand and interpret the control charts; and (2) the charts provide updated information that supports prompt decision-making.

By contrast, Mr. Scalia said, the company agreed in its deal with the government to "support prompt approval by the bankruptcy court" of the fees.

In progressive or refractory cardiogenic shock in a patient hospitalized for decompensated heart failure in a center without circulatory support, prompt use of a circulatory support mobile unit to implement veno-arterial ECMO followed by transfer of the patient on ECMO to an expert center is recommended (strong agreement).

4- In progressive or refractory cardiogenic shock in a patient hospitalized for decompensated heart failure in a center without circulatory support, prompt use of a circulatory support mobile unit to implement veno-arterial ECMO followed by transfer of the patient on ECMO to an expert center is recommended (strong agreement).  .

Recent studies support prompt percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) when there is electrocardiographic evidence of an AMI [ 5], and if PCI is not available within 90 minutes, fibrinolysis should be delivered within 30 minutes [ 6, 7].

Várzea populations store a larger proportion of complex carbohydrates to use after germination for seedling development, whereas in terra firme populations, seeds allocate comparatively more readily respirable carbohydrates to support prompt germination (Ferreira et al., 2009).

We support prompt antibiotic initiation with a short course of broad spectrum antibiotics, followed by de-escalation when susceptibilities are available [ 11]; stressing that initial narrow-spectrum antibiotic should not be used.

As a consequence, NEER supported prompt surgical intervention with curettage and bone grafting as "the best way to rehabilitate these young children" producing successful healing in 55% to 65% of cases [ 32].

Some participants suggested incorporating information in the electronic medical record to improve prescribing (e.g., a clinical decision support prompt would display on the computer in use if a physician entered an order for a prescription that is not standard for the diagnosis).