Sentence examples for adopting improvements from inspiring English sources

In radiology, this analysis aims to identify risks linked to the diagnostic process, in particular, to provide information for their evaluation illustrating methods and instruments for the description of organizational processes capable of preventing risks linked to the diagnostic process, and lastly to guarantee elements for effective risk management by adopting improvements [ 9– 11].

The Shelby coupe and convertible adopt improvements to the standard 2010 Mustang, including a much more presentable interior.

But to soften the blow, the commission also adopted improvements for passengers, including one that could make New York one of the first major cities where all cabs accept credit and debit cards.

The latest seismic events occurred in the world have shown the essential role of the new passive seismic techniques which aim to protect structures and the importance of supervising the building construction operations and the adopted improvement measures.

This issue can be overcome with the use of higher yielding strain controlled systems, with metabolic engineering techniques, by adopting strain improvement methods, with low capital and operating cost processes, by use of media with economical substrates, by optimizing process parameters, and culturing strategies with minimal or manageable by-products.

Adopting an improvement by ≥1 NYHA class as the definition of response, the 'responder' rate for placebo was 21.8% in the CONSENSUS study, 15% in the CIBIS study, and 33% in the RALES study.

Adopting an improvement methodology that evaluates the impact of new care models and gleans lessons for subsequent innovation allows efforts to both benefit from, and systematically add to, overall 'innovation architecture' that 'makes the next care-model design better, faster, or cheaper' [ 36, 39].

Some improvements could be done in these three aspects and the proposed hybrid scheme has adopted these improvements.

Gun ranges have every incentive to be good neighbors and will adopt effective improvements when needed.

One possible explanation: surgeons who have been in practice a long time may be reluctant to adopt procedural improvements, the researchers said.

A more subtle refusal to adopt available improvements is a more likely strategy that can be shielded by the "no retrogression" test, lawyers who have handled these cases say.