Sentence examples for improvement and issues from inspiring English sources

Another contributing factor is likely to be the difference that completion of JEST has made to training posts enabling a continuous cycle of improvement and issues addressed in a timely manner.

Thousands of developers around the world work on Linux, making improvements and issuing new versions several times a year.

He said he was creating an advisory committee to suggest improvements and issuing memos to guide immigration officers and lawyers on using discretion "where appropriate" to make sure the focus is on dangerous criminals rather than on the traffic violators and misdemeanor offenders who end up in the Secure Communities dragnet in disproportionate numbers.

Fig. 1 Schematic pathway through which fluid administration leads to organ function improvement, and the issues that may interrupt it.

B) Figure improvement and textual issues 1) When is YAP expressed in retinal development?

Adobe updates its Flash, Reader and Acrobat software for several reasons, including bug fixes, performance improvements and security issues.

Dynamic simulation, design improvements and control issues in solar power plants might compete with special considerations on energy storing techniques.

Applications of plasma-derived human fibrin sealants (pdhFS) have been limited because of cost, limited supply of pathogen-screened plasma, the need for bioengineering improvements, and regulatory issues associated with federal approval.

The RN and physician stakeholders generated interest in the data among staff and managers by presenting them in an informative and appealing format, illustrating evidence of improvements, and identifying issues of relevance to the everyday stroke care provided in the unit.

The review also discusses areas where active researches should be directed for cell efficiency improvement and outlines the issues to be resolved in order to speed up the commercialization.

In distribution network voltage profile improvement and voltage stability issues have been taken as objectives in Aman et al.