Sentence examples for end of improvements from inspiring English sources

It also means the end of improvements in tax credits for low-income working families, as well as a credit for low- and middle-income families with college costs, enacted in 2009.

The result should be no end of improvement in the consumer products that depend on such devices.

Despotic government (and Mill doesn't hesitate to use this term) is a means to the end of improvement and ultimately self-government.

By the end of improvement phase, the genetic merit was 0.70 with the LandraceElite approach, 0.16 with the LandraceDH approach, and 0.15 with the Landrace approach.

The LandraceElite approach increased mean kinship with the elite hybrid to 0.26 after selecting among the landrace × elite seeds and to 0.32 by the end of improvement phase.

Moreland and colleagues evaluated the efficacy of 10 mg and 25 mg doses of etanercept by using the primary efficacy end points of improvements in disease activity as determined by ACR20 and ACR50 criteria at 3 and 6 months [ 18].

There has been, I suspect, a worry that the logical end of these improvements will be that, with time, such a number of state schools will record results rivaling those in the independent sector that their chief piece of PR, that they achieve much better results, will cease to exist.

Yet this will not be the end of the improvements.

Within a utilitarian or target oriented framework, community participation is viewed as a means to the end of health improvements.

Those ends, however, imply improvements in health as ultimate end of any improvement in health care.

Under such an extremely low end of staffing, improvement of professional staffing remains an important policy issue in Japan [ 17].