Sentence examples for systematic initiatives from inspiring English sources
"We need to go beyond the mere proclamation of rights which are not respected in practice, to implementing concrete and systematic initiatives capable of improving the overall living situation, and planning new urban developments of good quality for housing future generations," he said.
More recently, and following the observation that most novel entities are found by phenotypic profiling techniques [ 4], systematic initiatives to find new indications for old drugs have flourished.
The current literature base rightly emphasizes the success of national, systematic initiatives, including the NIHR, Clinical Research Network, to improve recruitment [ 36, 37].
Programmes to clinically identify and characterize carriers of mutations in the presenilin or APP genes, and also systematic initiatives that aim to assess and evaluate biomarkers during these presymptomatic stages are under way.
Instructor professional development has become the major focus of many systematic reform initiatives (Corcoran 1995; Corcoran et al. 1998; Garet 2001; Guskey 2002).
The positive trend was observed in the absence of any systematic preventive initiatives on a population level.
We included only systematic government initiatives which involved multiple stakeholders in partnership building and programs sustained for more than three years.
This is documented by significant reduction in dental caries prevalence in the absence of any systematic preventive initiatives on a population level.
Over the recent years, there have been no systematic preventive initiatives against childhood caries implemented in the Czech Republic on a country- or regional level.
No systematic research initiatives have been undertaken, however, to map and evaluate the treatments, pharmacological or psychosocial, used by African, Asian, or native American cultures from time immemorial for managing mental disorders.
A recent systematic review of initiatives to shorten DUP suggested that successful early detection initiatives promoted prompt help-seeking in addition to minimising health service delays once help had been sought [ 17].
