Sentence examples for with a view of improving from inspiring English sources

This study will provide evidence based on the costs of stroke with a view of improving intervention and treatments of stoke survivors in Nigeria.

This paper proposes an adaptive robust control for spatial hydraulic industrial robot, with a view of improving the performance of trajectory tracking under varying uncertainty.

This paper describes an application of adaptive sampling to geology modeling with a view of improving the operational cost and efficiency in certain surface mining applications.

This study aimed to assess the efficacy of the prescription of intravenous diacetylmorphine (DAM) versus oral methadone with medical and psychosocial support, with a view of improving physical and mental health as well as social integration among socially excluded, opioid-dependent individuals for whom standard treatments have failed.

This should be done with a view of improving allocative efficiency between hospitals and regions and reducing duplication by closing down or scaling down hospitals with efficiency scores below a certain threshold.

PSI definitions by AHRQ -4.1 version- were subject to a local validation process, accounting for differences with respect to the US healthcare system (i.e., ICD 9th version and DRG version in use, as well as some coding characteristics) with a view of improving face validity for the Spanish context.

This study aimed to perform a structural analysis of determinants of risk of critical incidents in care for women with a low risk profile at the start of pregnancy with a view on improving patient safety.

The programme was implemented in three homes in the South of Ireland, with a view to improving quality of care at end of life.

The findings of the present study could help to clarify aspects of the emotional dimensions of health care with a view to improving the quality of service in the health sector.

With this in mind, members of primary care teams should organize and coordinate patient care with a view to improving quality of care, also with a view to containing the growth of medical expenditure by limiting costly complications and unnecessary procedures [ 6].

Developing such consensus regarding terminology and definitions, with a view to improving evidence of effective cultural competency interventions is thus an important area of future work both theoretically and empirically.