Sentence examples for improvement aspirations from inspiring English sources

Although generic measurement instruments have obvious advantages for policymaking and scientific research – given their broader use and benchmark opportunities – the primary goal of a formative performance measurement system should be to provide feasible, valid and reliable feedback for faculty to use in their improvement aspirations.

In this regard, Paul Bate the originator of the approach in 2005 always spoke of EBCD as a 'Trojan horse'; behind the explicit search for first order, incremental quality improvements lay aspirations of second-order, transformational change (to the benefit of patients and staff alike).

A spokesman for the Inspiration Trust says that its school governing bodies are subcommittees of the trust's main board, and that De Souza's involvement "ensures the trust's culture of focusing on educational improvement and high aspiration is embedded in each school".

P155 Pharmacists appeared to value their SP training overall, identifying both positive and negative aspects and suggesting improvements, and revealing aspirations about IP training and practice.

"His visit is cause for hope in our aspirations for improvement," said biologist Benito Espinoza, 41, at Revolution Square.

Significance: Flow cytometry is a significant improvement over fine-needle aspiration derived cytologic diagnosis alone.

However, a recent editorial on the impact of market-based reforms concluded that current research "offer[s] remarkably similar conclusions about the limited potential of markets in health and social care to deliver aspirations for improvements in both the quality and cost of care".

Whilst they offer diversity in terms of their theoretical, disciplinary and/or empirical focus, they offer remarkably similar conclusions about the limited potential of markets in health and social care to deliver aspirations for improvements in both the quality and cost of care.

In spite of this shortcoming, we found the partial aspiration technique to be a substantial improvement over the whole-cell aspiration technique in terms of operation time and the percentage of cells transferred successfully.

In some cases, the demands of grading require so much instructor attention, little time remains for reflection on the structure of a course or for aspirations of pedagogical improvement.

In fairness, baseball has made significant improvements in its drug-testing aspirations.