Sentence examples for boosting quality from inspiring English sources

Boosting quality of patient MRIs could enable large-scale studies of stroke outcome.

For people with extensive coronary artery disease, bypass surgery may beat stents when it comes to boosting quality of life, according to a study in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

We need to commit ourselves and each other to push back when we hear over-simplified rhetoric boosting "quality for all schools" without also asking about racial and economic inequity.

Mr. Bloomberg did not read the response from the mayor at the time, Rudolph W. Giuliani, but the former mayor had offered a similar line of defense as Mr. Bloomberg's, that ticket writing is more about boosting quality of life than city coffers.

Lib Dem MSP Mike Rumbles says the Scottish government must be focused on boosting quality and animal welfare.

While considerable efforts have been made to promote a strong start for every child since 2000, the newly announced slew of strategies and investment in early childhood research signal strongly a compelling state interest and commitment in accelerating and boosting quality improvements in early childhood development and education in Singapore.

"It includes sensible reforms and sufficient revenue to improve our roads, bridges, public transit and trade corridors — all vital to boosting quality-of-life and economic competitiveness". Sept. 4, 6 42 a.m.: An earlier version of this article identified a spokesman for Gov. Jerry Brown as Gareth Lacey.

Yet even the introduction of an imperfect competition has already boosted quality and lowered prices.

The larger market facilitates competition, which again boosts quality and reduces prices.

Manufacturing investment is rising as Chinese firms move to both increase productivity and boost quality to compete in global markets.

We can create better tools and incentives for states to reduce costs, boost quality and improve health outcomes.