Sentence examples for to help promptly from inspiring English sources
The identification of such factors would be of value to physicians to help promptly identify those patients who are most in need of targeted interventions aimed at promoting a more stringent adherence behaviour.
At the news conference at the park, in the New York Hall of Science, Dr. Novello said that the effort to prevent the recurrence of West Nile had produced a system that should help promptly signal future outbreaks of this and other diseases.
My aunt, who lived on a farm nearby, came to help, and promptly initiated an old farm remedy for keeping the babies warm: each tiny baby was placed in a shoebox lined with fluffy cotton and then placed in a warm oven.
The aim of infobuttons is to help clinicians promptly meet their information needs.
We are in direct contact with his team, offering to help and promptly investigating their requests, and only last week confirmed that several adverts and accounts that violated our Advertising Policies had been taken down".
Others may wish to know the risks of recurrence and/or late effects and to take whatever preventive action or to seek help promptly if any problems occur.
As for the narrator of "Gravel," she remains haunted by her 9-year-old sister's decision to throw her dog and herself into the chilly waters of a gravel pit to get the attention of their adulterous mother — and her own failure to summon help promptly.
While it is important to ensure that younger people are equipped with the knowledge and skills to seek help promptly, encouraging health service use among those at lowest risk of cancer may raise anxiety levels and increase burden on health services at the expense of those at higher risk.
Remove spent roses promptly to help them produce new blooms.
Joan was in charge of travel for Air Force personnel, and felt a lot of pressure to help people get home promptly.
Often, nursing homes aides aren't adequately trained to identify the early signs of deterioration in a resident's condition and to act promptly to help prevent a medical crisis.
