Sentence examples for has identified better from inspiring English sources
Philip Hammond, the chancellor, has identified better infrastructure, technology and skills as the foundations for doing so, which is why he unveiled a new £23bn national productivity investment fund and backed Sir Charlie Mayfield's productivity council in his autumn statement.
Previous research has identified better reporting amongst randomised controlled trials published in journals more strongly promoting the 1996 original CONSORT statement [ 16].
Without giving specifics, due to pending patents, Honer says that engineers at the company have identified better materials and are focusing on optimizing their lifetime.
Recent reports have identified better data on adolescent healthcare use as a key step to understanding their needs and improving outcomes.
Cognitive testing or debriefing may also have improved the wording/content of the questionnaire; for example, it may have identified better response scales with less potential for ceiling effects.
It said: [Sherborne] has indicated it believes that the risk of and rewards from new investments that it has identified offer better returns...than a continuing investment in 3i.
This post hoc survival analysis of the VELOUR study has identified a better efficacy subgroup that may have an enhanced benefit from the addition of aflibercept to FOLFIRI.
"We have recently conducted an extensive review of our Creative Services function, both internally and from a third party, which has identified an opportunity to better organise and deliver creative services across Johnston Press," said a spokeswoman for Johnston Press.
Comparison of sociocultural features of urban and rural communities has identified common needs to better distinguish recognition of the illness from names of the condition and particular challenges of access, especially in rural areas.
This review has identified a need for better quality research, in particular research assessing supervision interventions and retention as an outcome of support strategies, to enable more concrete conclusions to be drawn regarding the direct effect of support interventions for rural and remote health-care practitioners on staff, patient and service outcomes.
