Sentence examples for guide to improved from inspiring English sources

Excerpts from The Teaching Portfolio - A Practical Guide to Improved Promotion and Promotion/Tenure by Peter Seldin.

The aim of the model is not to select a best standard from legitimate competing views, but rather to isolate situations where belief and action are inconsistent with a clearly identified best practice and to use this 'alignment' assessment as a guide to improved care processes.

I hope it will also serve as a guide to improving these processes".

Our tech columnist is back with round two of his clickable guide to improving your privacy on all sorts of devices and online services.

Rather than focusing on causes, or theoretical approaches, I herein offer a practical guide to improving time estimates for the worst-case scenario, the dreaded Five Minute Task.

Ms. Robin, 56, a leading figure in what is known as the voluntary simplicity movement, is the co-author of "Your Money or Your Life" (Penguin, 1992), a best-selling guide to improving life by reducing one's spending.

Even Princess Anne published a book, about the wonder of horses – which you might not see as a guide to improving your social life, but that's probably how she meant it.

The study was published in the journal Bioinspiration and Biomimetics in a special issue that highlights nine research projects that use nature as a guide to improving the design of air vehicles.

The philosophy of the arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian (ALE) methodology for solving multidimensional fluid flow problems is to move the computational grid, using the flow as a guide, to improve the accuracy and efficiency of the simulation.

This study aimed to analyze the patient's knowledge about the information available on prevention and care of lymphedema and to design a new guide to improve this knowledge if the grade of knowledge was deficient.

The results of our review provide a guide to improve studies of instructional development in order to get more insight into the real impact at different levels (teachers' learning, teachers' behavior, the institution, and the students).