Sentence examples for improve guidance from inspiring English sources

These findings are the foundation to design and improve guidance systems by assessing guidance effect and modifying guidance algorithm.

Lifting that limit would allow scientists to learn more about human development and improve guidance on the handling of newly developed cellular structures that mimic embryos.

Hoffman said the goals of the project are to improve guidance for researchers, benchmark other institutions' services, and assess the demand and make recommendations to campus.

To collect reasons for selecting the methods for meta-analysis of diagnostic accuracy from authors of systematic reviews and improve guidance on recommended methods.

Future research is proposed to further improve guidance to facilitate more global research programme cooperation in the future to jointly address global challenges.

Issues addressed at the meeting included how best to meet the needs of the international assessment community for new socioeconomic scenarios, how to improve guidance materials provided by the TGICA, and how best to update and improve the DDC itself.

The proposal focused on re-designing patient flow aiming to reduce inappropriate ED visits by improving guidance of patients through the system.

The ICO has released a number of recommendations, which include improving guidance to explain what constitutes a gang member, erasing any informal lists of people, ensuring people's data is clearly identified to distinguish between victims of crime and suspects.

It also argues that "high-quality vocational education and training is essential in preparing young people for the labour market" and that while Australia does have high numbers of such students, the low level of completion rates suggests a need for "further improved guidance for at-risk youth wishing to choose these routes".

Lord Justice Treacy of the council said: "We're improving guidance for courts to help them deal with these incredibly complex, sensitive and serious offences.

"We're improving guidance for courts to help ensure consistent and appropriate sentences for offenders, particularly for corporate offenders who can be guilty of the worst offences.