Sentence examples for driver to improvement from inspiring English sources
In addition, open data will be a big driver to improvement, enabling people from outside organisations to make their own contributions to improving services.
That will be the key driver to improvement, leading to better pricing and better returns.
We identified six common drivers of RI coverage performance improvement four direct drivers and two enabling drivers that were present in well-performing districts and weaker or absent in steady coverage districts, and map the pathways from driver to improved supply, demand and coverage.
Sharing such events to improve the quality of care rather than punish individuals can act as a driver to quality improvement [ 47].
In addition to identifying common drivers of improved coverage, during synthesis and analysis we also categorized drivers by function—'enabling and direct' based on their role in the pathway from driver to performance improvement (Table 3).
In addition, the vehicle energy management control system interacts with different complex systems, such as engine, air conditioning system, environment, and driver, to deliver fuel consumption improvements.
Our results indicate that future development and improvements of driver support systems might use different strategies to convince a driver to counteract depending on the time of the day with more efforts addressed to the driver during night time.
Information about reductions in unnecessary delay to drivers and improvements to driver and pedestrian compliance rates from the use of pedestrian hybrid beacons would be useful to engineers, decision makers, and researchers to determine an optimum treatment at desired pedestrian crossings.
Mr. Hoffheimer of the American Institute of Public Safety, said about three dozen states referred motorists to driver-improvement classes.
Also, the fuel cost is the main driver for improvements to aircraft fuel efficiency [4, 74].
And, you know, we need growth to be the biggest driver of an improvement to this situation.
