Sentence examples for area of improved from inspiring English sources

In the area of improved workplace relationships, knowledge, and teamwork, both GPs and office staff acknowledged that the NPs had improved communication and teamwork with the support staff of the practice.

Recent works performed by the authors, in the area of improved plant leakage reduction techniques, strongly suggests that clearly definable gasket design, manufacturing and assembly factors are responsible.

The model was applied to the River Ayr and Lunan Water catchments, with significant correlations observed between area of improved grassland and the maximum total E. coli per 1 km2 grid cell (Ayr: r = 0.57; p < 0.001, Lunan: r = 0.32; p < 0.001).

In the 1910s, when the first settlers arrived in the area, erosion rates increased, and in the 1920s and 1930s, when the area of improved land rapidly increased and conditions were dry, erosion rates reached peaks of 1.5 and 2.2 Mg ha− 1 year− 1.

Overwhelmingly, individuals indicated that COMPAR has helped them in their life in one way or another, particularly in the area of improved relationships with their children.

In its new role, the Seth Koma Programme should also learn from its past experience that it requires much closer links with technical expertise if it is to produce significant outcomes in terms of behavioural and institutional changes, e.g. in the area of improved nutrition and health practices.

Some of its greatest successes have been in the area of improving the health and welfare of the world's population.

Another area of improving the solution quality of metaheuristics is finding the optimal combination of algorithm control parameters.

Interestingly, one of the most significant factors in building energy consumption has been reported in the area of improving building designs.

That was thought to be a very important area of improving the quality of health care ten years ago.

I espouse the importance of a short list of lifestyle factors, but concentrate my efforts in the area of improving diet, partly because that has proven so hard to do.