Sentence examples for improvement in addressing from inspiring English sources
"The hours-of-service final rule represents a significant improvement in addressing driver fatigue over the current rule that has been in existence more than 60 years," Ms. Sandberg said.
This probably indicates that there is little evidence of improvement in addressing the problem of shortages of care homes in the UK.
Further, unlike in stepwise regression, the tuning of λ with CV and the estimation of standard errors using the bootstrap offer an improvement in addressing the issue of model uncertainty.
Although clozapine has been a great improvement in addressing unmet medical needs for treatment-resistant patients, it is still thought that many patients with schizophrenia do not respond to any available antipsychotic treatment [ 9, 10].
Amtrak officials at the time acknowledged the problems and said they were making steady improvements in addressing them.
Engineering improvements in addressing the challenges of energy efficiency and cost-effective and rigorous techno-economic analyses for a clearer prospect comparison between different processing methods are highlighted.
The Greens senator Rachel Siewert said she hoped the inquiry would lead to "improvements in addressing employment in communities and that a true partnership approach is taken with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities".
Moreover, they have not led to the intended sustainable improvements in addressing health needs and demands [ 4, 5].
UNICEF's work in fighting undernutrition Mr. Schultink detailed UNICEF's efforts in nutrition in countries such as Haiti, which has seen marked remarkable improvements in addressing undernutrition following the earthquake of 2010, and Ethiopia, which has established successful community-based nutrition programmes.
Such improvements are important in addressing health inequities and attempts to narrow the Indigenous health gap.
CONCLUSION: The LIFT intervention significantly reduced traumatic stress over time, and changes in avoidant coping strategies mediated this effect, suggesting a focus on current stressors and coping skills improvement are important components in addressing traumatic stress for adults living with HIV and CSA.
