Sentence examples for generates an improvement from inspiring English sources

Using nine different questions measuring health knowledge, we find weak evidence that an increase in education generates an improvement in health knowledge for those who ultimately attend college.

Indeed, increasing the amount of glycerol in TB medium up to 20 mL/L generates an improvement in the volumetric productivity as well as in the specific activity of mBCO, but it does not seem to significantly affect cell growth (Table 3).

In order to achieve the much desired poverty reduction and generate an improvement in farming households' welfare in SW Nigeria, efforts should be intensified in ensuring that farmers have access to adequate improved cassava cuttings at the right time and place.

Swap i is performed on the new tree if swap i-1 generated an improvement, otherwise it is performed on the old tree.

Several studies have identified components of dietary fiber (mucilage and pectin) as the main factor for these effects [31], although the action mechanism which generates an overall improvement in physical functioning is not yet clearly defined and therefore further studies should be conducted to provide a detailed explanation of this observed effect.

Results show that the use of QFD generates a fewer improvement of the environmental performance compared to an environmentally focused optimization (10% vs 18%) but it guarantees that the product will better meet customers' needs.

Strikingly, this comparison revealed that the addition of paclitaxel to Carbop-EC generates a statistically significant improvement in event-free survival and may also improve overall survival (see supplementary Figure 1).

If the link is proven, she says, a new generation of sunscreens that block the longer UV-A wavelengths could "generate a real improvement in public health".

Also, differential commodity taxation can be proportionally reduced so as to generate a Pareto improvement.

Health experts are increasingly taking advantage of the benefits these technologies bring, thus generating a significant improvement in health care in clinical settings and out of them.

More recently, the National Health Service plan (July 2000) was an attempt to generate a rapid improvement in the cleanliness and tidiness of hospitals via a National Health Service patient environment audit (PEA).