Sentence examples for control and improvement from inspiring English sources

SEER maintains an internal quality control and improvement process to constantly refine, measure, and improve the quality and uniformity of data.

But identifying the components of a step or action reveals the inputs needed and steps covered, and permits analysis, control, and improvement.

The proposed guidelines were divided into three phases: a) integration planning, b) integration development, and c) integration control and improvement.

Nowadays, because the quality control techniques are applied a lot in manufacturing, research and development environments, many decisions are made in processes and equipment evaluation, control, and improvement.

In extractive metallurgy, there has been the application of chemical thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical engineering, which has enabled a better understanding, control, and improvement of existing processes and the generation of new ones.

The model may be useful in establishing unique process schedules for specific products, for the simultaneous control and improvement of food safety and quality.

For OnePlus 6 company has rolled out Open Beta 10 while for the OnePlus 6T it is Open Beta 2. Specifically, Open Beta 2 and 10 include a reworked screen brightness control and improvements to how the operating system adapts the colour of the navigation bar to match third-party apps.

The following article summarizes recent advances in detector technology and discusses radiation-dose control and improvements in image processing.

This included 86/484 (17.8%) patients with nodding syndrome and 80/476 (16.8%) patients with other convulsive epilepsies who had returned to school with seizure control and improvements in other symptoms.

Despite sewage control and improvements in hygiene, enteric diseases caused by contaminated food and water or spread from person to person remain far too common.

There is compelling evidence that communication affects numerous other important and meaningful health outcomes, such as adherence to drug regimens and diets, pain control and improvements in physical, functional and psychological well-being (Ong et al, 1995; Stewart, 1996).