Sentence examples for improved cleanliness from inspiring English sources

Sir Hugh is enthusiastic about improved cleanliness in New York City, thanks to the efforts of several groups & the Dept. of Sanitation.

The examinations have shown that, based on the concept of defined cutting edges in solid diamond, there is the possibility to make significant improvements in core drilling performance, (ca. 26% lower thrust force, minimal tool surface clogging, lower drilling temperatures) resulting in improved cleanliness of fibre fracture and a reduced tendency of material delamination.

The MOUTh intervention will improve oral health in older adults with dementia through the resolution of swollen and bleeding gums, improved cleanliness of the oral cavity, and the resolution of dry, cracked, and fissured oral mucosa and lips compared to usual care.

In addition, its operation at cryogenic temperatures leads to a higher gas density at a given pressure and an improved cleanliness of the helium buffer gas.

She added that tests were being carried out to show the improved cleanliness of the Irwell and that 600 trout had recently been put in the river at Summerseat, near Bury.

Evidences of improved cleanliness of high-touch surfaces after the intervention program: Reduction of Relative Light Units on high touch surfaces ranges between 80%and97%7% along five regular weekly audit with 16 swabs per each audit (table 1 & Graph 1).

The new operator will also have to meet tough targets to improve punctuality, reducing delays by around a fifth, and to improve cleanliness.

That's a good thing: the city government is attempting to encourage the walking habit by widening streets, adding more benches and improving cleanliness.

The city's authorities have announced that all street food vendors will be swept off the streets of Bangkok by the end of the year in a bid to improve cleanliness and safety.

When considering ways of improving cleanliness, most felt that hospital management should be responsible for improving cleanliness, for example, through employing and training more cleaning staff.

The general low level of services forced staff to focus on basic challenges such as improving cleanliness, improving biosecurity, decreasing patients' waiting time, and increasing the number of attended births.