Sentence examples for demonstrable improvements from inspiring English sources

In France, where access to buprenorphine-naloxone is not similarly limited, there were demonstrable improvements in treatment success, improved social conditions and reductions in HIV and Hepatitis C.Abuse of the combination drug did persist, but was less than 10% and the incidence appears increased when patients receive sub-therapeutic dosing.

The first section demonstrates that the ABC course has led to demonstrable improvements in participants' understandings of, and confidence in delivering, end of life care, whereas the second section discusses briefly some of the organizational challenges that were encountered in terms of translating participants' learning into practice at Elm House.

But Mr. Scoppetta and his agency have made demonstrable improvements, the experts argue.

This time, the researchers checked both for changes within nerve circuits and individual nerve cells and for demonstrable improvements in learning and memory.

Demonstrable improvements will support the expansion of infrastructure, staff, and programs within existing simulation facilities as well as the establishment of new facilities to meet growing needs and demands.

Some courts, for example, understood the standard to require that an appreciable, meaningful, or more-than-trivial benefit be conferred by the education provided, and others took it to require progress, effective results, or demonstrable improvements in academic performance.

It was that, more than any specific, demonstrable improvement".

"This will be implemented at pace and I wish to see demonstrable improvement in the MoD's inventory management".

"Tuition fees in England were trebled in 2006, but students have not seen a demonstrable improvement in the quality of their experience.

One thing is certain: major jurisdictions from around the world expect demonstrable improvement in banks' culture, and it will not be easy.

And the report also cites Greece's failure to clamp down harder on tax evasion by high income earners: While the program recognized that it would take time to show results from improved tax administration, the absence of quick progress in collecting evaded taxes came at the cost of any demonstrable improvement in the equity of the tax burden.