Sentence examples for improved such as from inspiring English sources
The results show that shorter length of stay could be accompanied by improved or stable re-admission rates, especially for medical conditions where the treatment has improved, such as myocardial infarctions.
The committee said it was impossible to prevent all future floods and so the resilience of people's homes and businesses had to be improved, such as by protecting doorways and placing electrical sockets at higher levels.
In the ones where they have improved, such as Liverpool and Manchester City, there has often been such significant transfer investment that results would probably have picked up anyway.
"But if the patient has functional limitations, the focus would be to restore and improve what can be restored and improved, such as reducing the risk of falls, addressing any acute medical conditions, and streamlining medications for chronic health problems so that the right drugs are taken for the right conditions".
For an infrared FEL some parts of Test Linac should be improved such as klystron modulator system and RF-gun.
In the case of equipment that was severely strained, efforts in technical fine-tuning have been improved, such as decreasing the speed of the stirring units.
Look at areas to improve such as content of your answers, being concise and looking smart.
She adds: "There are other quality issues which we need to improve, such as the pupil to book ratio.
In several studies, it has been claimed that the etch rate of an etchant increases if its wettability improves such as the wettability of KOH increases when anionic additives are added [35, 36].
Moreover, not only the share of expenditure devoted to food or education increases with a higher female bargaining power, but also the corresponding outcomes improve such as infant mortality, schooling or nutrition (Thomas ( 1990 )).
When growing conditions improve, such as the arrival of warmer weather and the longer days associated with spring in temperate regions, growth starts again.
