Sentence examples for use of better from inspiring English sources

The QIC has the goal of reducing the prevalence and incidence of PUs by increasing evidence-based prevention measures, including risk assessment; involvement of patients/family; use of better mattresses; preventing nutritional deficiency; and reducing non-useful measures, such as massage, 90° turns every 4 h, and use of topical agents to prevent blood supply disturbances caused by pressure.

Use of better methodology, like diaries to record costs incurred, could be more useful in estimating more accurate values.

"We cannot guarantee interesting video games just through the use of better technology," he once said.

Recent improvements in managing the care of transplant surgical patients, including the use of better anti-rejection drugs, have allowed doctors to forge into new areas of tissue transplants, including the hands and face.

Although she could not even spell her name correctly when she incorporated her company ("Sarrah"), we are awed by her determination and astute use of better- educated black men and women to overcome her deficiencies.

"Despite this we are making steady progress, through trials like this one, where the use of better chemotherapy after surgery was able to increase the number of people surviving the disease.

Third, research clearly shows that safe staffing levels and the use of better-paid, higher-skilled staff are complementary – not conflicting – initiatives to raise the quality of patient care.

Christopher L. Koch, president of the World Shipping Council, the industry trade association in Washington, said that his members supported the use of better-quality metal seals on containers, although it would await the results of a pilot program on the electronic anti-tamper sensors before endorsing their use.

Our results builds upon earlier work by making use of better-developed DNA sequence archives and association of more clones with particular species, whose environmental requirements are now better known, as discussed below.

Measures were also taken to ensure use of better-quality ampules.

We consider the use of better-ear thresholds, rather than binaural averages, appropriate for comparison with a worker's better ear, but acknowledge that this may result in undercorrection for age effects when compared with a worker's worse ear.