Sentence examples for have kept improvements from inspiring English sources

Although Gillette's much healthier than a year ago, restructuring charges have kept improvements from showing up on the bottom line.

Traffic has increased, but road improvements made by the developer have kept it moving.

Technological improvements in radiolabeling methods, camera design, and image analysis have kept PET in the forefront.

Advances in hematopoietic stem cell isolation and ex vivo manipulation has kept pace with improvements in retroviral vector technology to make hematopoietic stem cell transduction a distinct reality.

Suggested Improvements If you've kept a sleep diary for your children, look for a discrepancy between their sleep needs on nonschool days and what they must do during the school year.

He told the BBC: "It's not what we can do, but should we do it... without these sorts of data how would we know what to say to parents, what to do?" Dr Alan Fenton, consultant neonatologist in Newcastle and from the British Association of Perinatal Medicine, said improvements in treatment had kept more people alive in the first few days, but new issues had emerged.

When my kids were a little older I began painting outdoors and from models on a regular basis, and within a year or two I noticed a drastic improvement, so I've kept on with that, going on painting trips every summer and painting from models whenever I can, even with my commissioned work.

"We transferred them and noticed an improvement over the tapes we've kept in the London archive.

The 'search and destroy' strategy has kept MRSA under control in several countries and produced improvements in countries of MRSA endemicity.

Over the years, Elizabeth had kept a record of her efforts, refining the recipe with her own improvements: "1977," one note read, "12 lb.

Infrastructure improvements have not kept pace with the influx of vehicles, mostly cars and motorcycles, and the city faces a capacity crisis in less than a decade, an expert says.