Sentence examples for evolution of the quality from inspiring English sources

Rugby union is an evolving game and has a history of changing its laws – including increasing the value of a try from four points to five in 1992 – and the evolution of the quality of place-kicking has meant try-line action has declined.

It is thus impossible to accurately determine the evolution of the quality of life of patients in this study.

After the baseline data collection, participants will be followed-up annually to assess the evolution of the quality of care over time, the coverage of the PcD within that canton and the impact of the PcD on patients' care.

The survey includes information related to the health and nutrition of the Mexican population, as well as, the evolution of the quality and response of health services, the health-related policies and programs that affect population and the healthcare expenditures shouldered by Mexican households.

In addition, a typical evolution of the solution quality found by the proposed GA is shown in Fig. 5.

These clearly show the movement of the PSO particles for the SVR model in the optimization space and the evolution of the solution quality.

(1) the flow rate of water infiltrating river bed sediments; and (2) the organic carbon content of these sediments, for the evolution of the water quality during transfer from the river to the aquifer.

A set of quantitative descriptive and analytical data from the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) of Sfax, located on the south-east of Tunisia, has been processed by multivariate statistical techniques in order to investigate the evolution of the wastewater quality over a period of 12 years (1984 1996) for six physico-chemical and biological parameters.

In order to improve the understanding of the evolution of surface quality in broaching, a sensitivity study of the influence on the surface roughness of several broaching parameters dealing with the tool design, the cutting conditions or the workpiece material was performed.

The research is conducted at the Open University of Catalonia that is a fully online university, with an e-learning model defined as "a mode of teaching and learning that can represent all or part of the educational model being applied, which exploits the media and electronic devices to facilitate access, evolution and improvement of the quality of education and training"(Sangrà et al. 2011, p.5).

Despite considerable evolution in the quality of laboratory-based testing for detection of HCV, the availability of rapid, point-of-care tests may increase diagnoses by increasing opportunities for testing outside of traditional laboratory settings.