Sentence examples for improved problem from inspiring English sources

Besides, by applying the mountain pass theorem and symmetric mountain pass theorem in critical point theory, Zhang and Li [28] investigated the existence and multiplicity of fast homoclinic solutions for a class of nonlinear second-order nonautonomous systems and obtained some results, which generalized and improved problem (1.4).

Intervention gains were (a) slower rate of performance, (b) decreased off-task behavior, and (c) improved problem solving performance, differentially for girls at-risk for ADHD when their materials were first presented with highlighting – the effects of which carried over to a non-highlight condition.

Cognitive remediation significantly improved problem solving, memory and attention with high effect sizes.

Treatment objectives included engagement in therapy, improved problem solving, and insight.

Like other university educators, we have often heard professors state that improved problem solving is the ultimate goal of their courses (White, 2009; DeHaan, 2009).

Keenan and colleagues, in a recent review article, described that residents were satisfied with electronic medical records for a number of reasons: easy access of clinical data, legibility of notes, improved problem lists and medication lists, better preventive care documentation, and reduced medical errors [ 9].

Problem-solving skills are a particularly strong predictor of improved resilience in children and youth in the long-term, as improved problem-solving skills can enhance the possibility that future life challenges will be resolved successfully [ 5, 7- 10].

The results showed that the participants experienced growth in teaching efficacies, increased self-awareness, improved problem-solving skills and enhanced autonomous learning.

Secondly, results suggest improved problem-solving (TOH) and generative-fluency skills (RFFT) as well as better planning efficiency (RFFT) in non-switchers.

Participants in the DRC-based intervention reported improved problem-solving skills, increased decision-making autonomy, and the improved ability to develop potential future goals (48).

With regard to the time required to generate the solutions threads, the literature suggests that improved problem-solving skills are generally not accompanied by a decrease in time taken.