Sentence examples for adapting improvement from inspiring English sources

Some teams, therefore, were struggling with adapting improvement actions to their clients' wishes but at the same time had to confront clients with a picture of reality that was not the way clients perceived it.

The aim of the IMCI public health strategy is to reduce child mortality and improve child health and development and includes three components: improvement of case-management skills of health staff though the provision of locally adapted guidelines, improvement of health systems and improvement of household and community practices [ 14].

Understanding the 'implementation action theory' can help implementers adapt the improvement to their situation, by reproducing the principle rather than copying exactly what others did.

This is consistent with the findings of Barrera Jr. et al., which systematically adapted EBIs improvement program effectiveness when compared to a control reminder [ 18].

The high prices for certain postcodes are a reflection of a system which sometimes does not adapt to improvements in an area.

Clanny developed a miner's lamp that would not ignite firedamp but was unwieldy; he later reduced its bulk and adapted several improvements devised by Davy, one of which was a shield of metal gauze.

Closed platforms like microarrays are not readily adapted to improvements made to genomes as are gff3 annotation files and suffer from potential cross-hybridization events.

The two explanations, which are not incompatible, both envisage human institutions as adapting to some important improvement in available resources.

This indicates the performance improvement of adapting the processor assignment to the actual user distribution.

Nevertheless, there is ground for improvement by adapting existing knowledge from research on other types of lifeline networks, such as transportation networks.

Support managers and their teams in playing the lead role in facilitating, adapting and sustaining health improvement programmes.