Sentence examples for be that improved from inspiring English sources

It might be that improved sustained attention is due to improved noradrenergic functioning following low doses and that the higher doses reducing overactivity and impulsiveness may involve other neuromodulators like dopamine in addition to norepinephrine.

Because there is no relationship between the frequency of microcarcinomas and the absolute number of surgical treatments, it may be that improved image giving procedures (i.e. ultrasound, computer scanner) play a role in the detection of more suspicious nodular lesions of less than 1 centimetre in greatest size [ 36].

It may be that improved face-to-face training would resolve this.

There is limited data on the epidemiology of NTS in South Africa but it may be that improved sanitation in urban Cape Town compared to other African cities is an important factor in the low incidence.

The implication is that improving students' understanding is not sufficient to impact acceptance.

The favored explanation is that improved productivity is yet another benefit of the so-called New Economy.

"The essence of my work," he said from his home in Tarzana, Calif., "is that improved sport performance is a byproduct of personal growth".

The wonderful side effect of purposeful work is that improved resilience.

The message for Mr. Obama is that improving schools must be on the front burner.

One of Deming's principles is that improving quality also tends to reduce costs.

Our hope is that improving financial confidence will provide a lasting legacy that will be passed on through future generations.