Sentence examples for affect and improve from inspiring English sources

Just that the wire can affect and improve the life and that it really helps people.

Upending the cliché of muscleheads, scientists at the Laboratory of Neuroscience at the National Institute on Aging recently set out to examine whether changes in muscles prompted by exercise might subsequently affect and improve the brain's ability to think.

By designing and compiling HPHRP that conforms to development strategy and management status, enterprises can effectively improve employees' competency, affect and improve their work performance, and finally improve enterprises' organizational performance and continuous competitive advantages.

We create environments that affect and improve people's lives," Kassamali says.

Compared with UMC, CST produced lower scores on perceived stress, anxiety, depressive symptoms, and negative affect and improved scores on mental health functioning, optimism, vitality, and perceived social support.

"Once we identified, at the beginning of April, that there was increasing customer feedback on this issue, we invested in a specialist team which has focused on reducing the backlog of those affected and improving the overall process: we are pleased to report that the team has achieved significant improvements with the backlog essentially cleared and the process now working effectively".

In this study we show that NKLR/NKLR-ligand matching directly affects and improves NK killing activity.

I am from Bosnia and I have experienced war and known many fellow countrymen who have lived through horrible things and then…" For some participants the training had not involved acquiring much new knowledge but they still reported that the training had affected and improved their work.

The routine application of such techniques would affect and substantially improve many areas which HOs believe to be important according to this study, such as the wish for supervision with more and more direct feedback, a structured evaluation of competences and the application of supervised practical teaching scenarios.

Administrative law draws on the methods and findings of social science to understand how law can affect governance and improve the outcomes of public institutions.

"The point here is really to affect change and improve people's lives," said Darrell A. Lee, the president of BCOG Planning Associates, which was hired by Providence Community Health Centers to help pull the project together.