Sentence examples for improved work and from inspiring English sources
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc and Foxconn have improved work and safety conditions at the Chinese factories that make most of the world's iPads and iPhones, but the auditors they enlisted to monitor the process warn that the toughest tasks lay ahead.
In Study II, use of the mobile phone and web-based intervention was associated with increased MHSE, and MHSE was linked with reduced depression, anxiety and stress symptoms, and improved work and social functioning.
Informed by a growing international literature on working hours and their relation to patient and practitioner safety, accreditation bodies such as the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care ACSQHCC) and the Australian Medical Council (AMC) are adjusting their standards to encourage improved work and training practices.
At the same time health planners should take advantage of the impact of Community-Based Education programs and work to provide a "bundle of comprehensive interventions" which take into account community-based training and improved work and living conditions in rural areas.
In a recently conducted large scale RCT, we showed that a fully-automated public health intervention combining mobile phone and web technology, myCompass, effectively reduced symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress and improved work and social functioning for people with symptoms in the mild-to-moderate range [ 21].
You can have improved work and exercise performance.
Any psychological loss in status would be easily compensated for by significantly improved working and living conditions.
In the final years of his life, King shifted his work to focus on improving work and pay conditions for people regardless of the color of their skin.
In order to achieve the future state map, the implementation plan provides a structure to improve work and its required cost, time, and effort.
Last year, the City Council approved a measure to improve working and living conditions for the horses but would not pass a ban.
While most evidence is anecdotal, the benefits of improving working and living conditions appear to be significant.
