Sentence examples for concerns improved from inspiring English sources

The norm had grown out of the group's realization that working to accurately hear and understand one another's feelings and concerns improved member morale and a willingness to cooperate.

The results of our study correlates with the study done by Schilling et al. where children with attention deficit hyperactivity concerns improved their inclusive educational practice and interdisciplinary learning when therapy balls were used as an alternative seating [ 20].

Despite improved guidance concerning improved engineering infection control practices and the introduction of the water safety group in the UK, it may not be realistic to eliminate P. aeruginosa from hospitals entirely.

As well as medical data, we could imagine data trusts set up for more trivial concerns: improving product recommendation or matching consumers to suppliers.

Geri Lynn Baumblatt will discuss how Emmi Solutions has partnered with clinicians to create patient engagement programs to communicate with patients, anticipate their concerns, improve understanding, reduce anxiety and ultimately help patients make decisions and become active participants.

They aim to make growth desirable by addressing environmental concerns, improving streetscapes, and forging meaningful links with the building traditions that have defined many of Southern California's most cherished places.

The first concerns improving our understanding of the drivers of poverty and food insecurity, and how private and public policy can facilitate desirable structural transformation in low-income societies.

Its chief executive, John Vitalo, said yesterday that he shared "the frustration of our investors with respect to recent share price performance" and would address their  concerns, improve communication and try to encourage more liquidity in the  stock.

A major thrust of research in our group concerns improving imaging methods for evaluating myocardial perfusion and breast tumor characterization using Technetium-99, the most widely used nuclide.

OBJECTIVES:Determine whether an intervention to address seriously ill patients' existential concerns improves preparation, completion (elements of quality of life [QOL] at end of life), and reduces anxiety and depression.

His primary research interest concerns improving causal interpretations of observational studies.