Sentence examples for improved underlying from inspiring English sources

Our proposal offers a novel structure, but the purpose and rationale is linked to precedents in other areas of global biomedical research where international collaboration has successfully improved underlying governance and regulatory structures.

At RSA Hester said he hopes to complete the restructuring plan around the turn of the year, and to deliver improved underlying results for 2015.

"I see persuasive evidence of improved underlying fundamentals for much of the private sector of the U.S. economy," he said, citing lower levels of household debt and increased lending.

"However, with mortgage rates close to all-time lows and labour market conditions continuing to improve, underlying demand for homes is likely to remain strong".

According to the pricing results, Giving CRM pricing optimization solution like improving underlying database, exploring the basis of risk-free interest rate, innovation rating system, guiding the market diversification.

Also, we view last quarter's results as the first evidence that adoption of iPod has been improving underlying demand for Macs," the firm said.

Although the letter, whose signatories include many researchers outside those two organizations, doesn't point to specific bad actors, it concludes that there is "little evidence that playing brain games improves underlying broad cognitive abilities, or that it enables one to better navigate a complex realm of everyday life".

The concept of IC also challenges researchers and decision-makers to unpack the capabilities of healthcare organizations to identify, understand and improve underlying intangible resources.

It involves improving underlying insulin resistance and central obesity in individuals through oral medications and lifestyle modifications [ 2] such as increasing physical activity and promoting healthy diets.

In spite of limited data on the efficacy of cannabinoids to improve underlying metabolic abnormalities seen in CC, clinicians find it potentially useful for adjuvant treatment in palliative care to improve appetite in cancer patients with anorexia.

Its inherent principles have been adapted in many high reliability organisations – such as the petro-chemical, nuclear power, aerospace and aviation industries – to systematically uncover and improve underlying systems problems, and ergonomic and cultural issues identified as contributory factors in work-related accidents and incidents [ 3, 4].