Sentence examples for a sustained change from inspiring English sources
Data can help identify variations in clinical practice, utilization rates, and performance against internal and external benchmarks, leading to improved quality and a sustained change in culture.
"Decreases in oil, gas or product prices are likely to have an adverse effect on revenues, margins and profitability, and a material rapid change, or a sustained change... may mean investment or other decisions need to be reviewed [or] assets may be impaired," says oil group BP in its annual report.
Of course, the major challenge is to achieve such a sustained change.
In this report, we have distinguished 2 intervention effects: immediate (a sudden change in the level of the regression line at the point of intervention) and sustained (a sustained change in the slope of the regression line from the start of the intervention phase).
A sustained change in judgements of his ability to "get things done" could cause a significant drop in his overall approval rating.
What kind of behavior could point to a problem like this? A. Any sustained change in someone's normal behavior can signal a problem.
"For the majority, the strong message will be the potential gains from an early and sustained change to a healthier lifestyle rather than prescription of drugs," the authors said.
As a result, the policy change had only a minimal impact on a few individuals and did not create an atmosphere for sustained change.
It has long been known that a key to sustained change in the NHS requires explicit analysis of roles, structure and culture and how these are integrated across all aspects of the work [ 12].
More importantly, we have no robust empirical evidence that any of the studies we reviewed had a lasting impact (>1 year) on teacher knowledge or acceptance levels (notably, however, Scharmann and Harris did report sustained change in a small subset of 9 teachers from their original sample).
The best evidence suggests we are coiling the spring for a far faster and greater sustained change in climate than humans have ever seen.
