Sentence examples for improved quality standards from inspiring English sources
While the Agriculture Department credits the decline in listeriosis in the United States to its improved quality standards ("Progress on Food Safety," letter, Oct. 23), it may actually be because the populations most susceptible to the illness (pregnant women, H.I.V.-AIDS patients and older Americans) now avoid "danger" foods.
Barnett pointed to improved quality standards -- like low student-staff ratios -- in many places as examples of progress.
8, 11, 12 To guide improved quality standards, the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) advocate as a benchmark that the percentage of women recalled after screening mammography should be 10% or less.
Although practical limitations constrain the attainment of these objectives, the derivation of these design principles provides guidance for improved reagentless biosensor performance and metrics for quality standards in the development of biosensors.
It has been demonstrated that standards and protocols lead to improved quality of care; in 55 out of 59 guideline studies, Grimshaw & Russel identified at least one beneficial change for health care provision (9).
Blu-ray devices can play standard-quality DVDs, but without the improved quality that is Blu-ray's main selling point.
The improved quality of sleep, and corresponding improvement in quality of waking life, will quickly make it a nonissue.
New varieties with improved traits are only commercially viable if they meet at least the quality standards of the present varieties.
Since the purpose of this study was an improved whole genome sequence and annotation, we included all data meeting minimum quality standards to determine coverage of gene regions by RNA-seq and MS/MS proteomics data.
Transfer by MICU imposes less risk to critically ill patients compared to transfer performed by standard ambulance and has, therefore, resulted in an improved quality of interhospital transport of ICU patients in the north-eastern part of the Netherlands.
