Sentence examples for cumulative improvement from inspiring English sources

To the extent that key labour market indicators continue to show cumulative improvement the likelihood of tapering asset purchases will continue to rise.

This meant the cumulative improvement in the deficit was £14bn to £70.7bn since last April, compared with the same period in the previous financial year, but off track to achieve the Office for Budget Responsibility's £72.2bn target.

Most studies conclude with the prediction that individual and cumulative improvement in component alignment will ultimately lead to better long-term results.

This gave me a wholly misguided sense of life as a process of cumulative improvement, which would take several painful years of experience to dispel, but on the plus side, Holiday at the Dew Drop Inn gave me my first understanding of just how deep the pleasures of reading could run.

Results: The Manual Diaphragm Release Technique significantly improved diaphragmatic mobility over the course of treatments, with a between-group difference in cumulative improvement of 18 mm (95% CI 8 to 28).

In addition, Toshiba's entire line of new 4,200 RPM 1.8-inch HDDs delivers solid performance while state-of-the-art electrical components reduce power consumption during read and write operations by 20percentt, resulting in a cumulative improvement in power management.

The way forward in such settings is to set aside 'best practices', and engage with things as they actually are seeking out 'with the grain' opportunities for initiating a virtuous spiral of forward economic momentum and incremental, cumulative improvements in institutions.

The point is especially true with respect to fracking, given the large cumulative improvements in every stage of the production process.

Importantly, the therapeutic effects of TMS may be additive, as repeated sessions over a 6-week period have been suggested to lead to cumulative improvements in mood [ 18].

Indeed, without necessarily changing grand policies, local, small – but cumulative – improvements in implementation can contribute to a pattern of successive adaptation spreading within its viable niche, ultimately providing locally derived, long-term improvements in health systems.

Author: UNISON MG CONSULTING SERVICES (UMG) Background: The cumulative improvements in the educational performance indicators in nearly the rest of Uganda excepting Karamoja sub-region that followed the launch of the Universal Primary Education UPEE) program in 1997 has renewed interest in the search for a more Karamoja-specific education delivery model.