Sentence examples for despite tangible improvements in from inspiring English sources

However, despite tangible improvements in diagnosis and treatment, marked differences in cancer survival across European regions exist (Sant et al, 2001).

Any improvement in relations, he said, would be contingent on tangible improvements in the humanitarian situation.

They found tangible improvements in both memory and executive function after six months of levothyroxine therapy.

"Political progress must be underpinned by tangible improvements in the daily lives of people," the statement said.

So far, though, there have been few, if any, tangible improvements in the lives of most Serbs.

And he says he has seen tangible improvements in health indicators like his cholesterol levels and heart rate.

"There have been tangible improvements in security in the recent period in Baghdad and the provinces, but it is not enough," Mr. Maliki said.

"We're going to keep their feet to the fire," he said, to make sure air travelers see tangible improvements in security.

Switching to modified seeds eventually yielded tangible improvements in the lives of farmers and their families, according to the researchers' analysis.

Roche's personalised healthcare strategy aims at providing medicines and diagnostic tools that enable tangible improvements in the health, quality of life and survival of patients.

The fourth and fifth ones cannot bring tangible improvements in terms of chlorination uniformity.