Sentence examples for been a continuous improvement from inspiring English sources

However, although there has been a continuous improvement in wireless link capacity, the radio frequencies used by the 4G system under high density can often be overloaded and subject to interference, resulting in poor quality of service and in a waste of wireless network resources.

There has been a continuous improvement in the methods to detect iron deficiency, a common condition in children, in the last decades or so, but it is still difficult to establish which parameters should be included in a diagnostic panel for iron deficiency and iron deficiency anaemia.

Six sigma is a continuous improvement methodology that has been practiced for a decade.

While some of the developments do not seem as dramatic as what has occurred in advanced disease in recent years, there is a continuous improvement in our ability to diagnose disease earlier and more accurately.

The aim of the implementation phase is to incorporate new services into practice, the sustainability phase's aim is to make the services routine to achieve and sustain long-term benefits 2. At the implementation phase planned activities are used as a process to integrate the new service, at the sustainability phase there is a continuous improvement of the service 3.

In addition, there was a continuous improvement in haemoglobin levels, which was achieved despite the reduction in transfusions.

In the process of retraction, there is a continuous improvement in psychological aspect, with domain scores decreasing significantly, indicating that class II patients benefits the most from the stage of space closure.

Different explanations that are not mutually exclusive may be proposed: a continuous improvement, a switch to inhibition, or the known longer delay to remission of mixed states [ 10].

It is notable first that within each thickness grouping, there has been a continuous and significant improvement in survival (P for trend=0.001 for males, 0.005 for females).

"We have been looking for a continuous improvement in the labor market and this is certainly a step in the right direction," said Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y.

SAFECARE is a continuous quality improvement tool to improve healthcare delivery in resource-restricted settings.