Sentence examples for improve processes for from inspiring English sources
48 This enhancement of existing peer review programmes could greatly improve processes for diagnostic self-assessment, feedback and improvement.
Biomedical engineers design and build innovative devices (artificial limbs and organs, new-generation imaging machines) and improve processes (for genomic testing, or making and administering drugs).
The Transportation Department is also requiring carriers to better inform passengers about frequently delayed flights before a ticket is purchased, improve processes for dealing with complaints and develop more transparent customer service plans.
In fact, increasing commercial demand has led to a multiplication of efforts in order to improve processes for their production.
Japan's government-guided program to develop improved processes for making computer chips in the late 1970s proved quite successful.
To resolve these problems, US Patent No. 4191336 (1980) provides an improved process for the recovery of high purity magnetite from CFA.
Herein, we are reporting improved process for chloromethylation of polysulfone (PS) by in situ Friedel Craft reaction without the use of chloromethyl methyl ether (CME).
An improved process for the separation of uranium from the leached pulp of low grade uranium ore is reported using the resin-in-pulp method.
Secondly, we demonstrate an improved process for nucleation of the nickel layer on both phosphorus and boron diffused contact areas based on immersion palladium chloride activation of the plating surfaces.
The panel recommended far reaching changes in Kenya's electoral system, including altering how election commissioners were appointed and election staff recruited, revising procedures for registering voters and counting ballots, and proposing an improved process for resolving election disputes.
Rather than directly rewarding improved patient outcomes, these schemes generally provide incentives to doctors for improving processes of care (for example, blood pressure checks for patients with hypertension) and intermediate outcomes (for example, cholesterol control in people with diabetes).
