Sentence examples for systemically improve from inspiring English sources

Far greater value still will come from using data to systemically improve performance across the public sector.

"Everybody is trying to systemically improve value and quality," says Dr. John Mendelsohn, the president of the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, which started its course in 2005.

"I believe the chancellor's evaluation is going to be, and should be, highly critical of the haphazard way in which he has tried to crisis-manage the Board of Education rather than systemically improve the structure," Mr. Cammarata said in an interview last week.

Similar differences were also observed in an arthritis model: in a CIA model administration of IL27 systemically improves the clinical score, while in a proteoglycan-induced arthritis model the lack of WSX1 also improves the clinical scores [39], [40].

We examined whether the NMDA-receptor antagonist MK-801, systemically administered, might selectively improve behavior in small-reward trials using an asymmetric reward paradigm with nose poke responses.

Our previous report showed systemically injected MSCs improved peri-implant sealing and accelerated tissue healing.

Our previous study showed that systemically injected MSCs improved attachment of the peri-implant epithelium (PIE) to the titanium (Ti) implant surface and accelerated tissue healing around the implant.

Reasoning that (I) the temporal and spatial interaction between systemically applied chemotherapy and clinically relevant fractionated radiotherapy is suboptimal, and that (II) drug targeting systems are able to improve the temporal and spatial parameters of this interaction, we have here set out to evaluate the potential of 'carrier-based radiochemotherapy'.

Such 'priming' treatments improve access of the systemically administered agents to the tumor and promote drug penetration into the deeper layers of tumor tissue.

Her comments suggested how, in Africa, if the governments can systemically help themselves, they will exponentially improve the lives of their people.

For example, systemically administered MSCs have been shown to improve recovery in animal models of stroke and myocardial infarction (Mahmood et al, 2003; Fukuda and Fujita, 2005).