Sentence examples for improvement in content from inspiring English sources
"There's no improvement in content and the schools are not adapting to the students' changing needs, that's why the private sector is flourishing".
Obviously, one might expect an improvement in content knowledge after using any instructional materials.
(2002), then the improvement in content retention observed in the Bloom study could result, in part, from this practice.
Some studies report an improvement in content retention from collaborative testing (Rao et al., 2002; Cortright et al., 2003; Bloom, 2009), while others show no effect (Lusk and Conklin, 2003; Woody et al., 2008; Sandahl, 2010).
It is unlikely that the failure to observe an improvement in content retention by collaborative testing was due to a general failure of our students to engage in the group testing process, since improvement in group scores over individual scores for our study (14.8%) was comparable to the two studies that did report increased content retention (16% [ Bloom, 2009] and 18% [ Cortright et al., 2003]).
We believe that further improvements in content and customer management systems, combined with targeted investment, should maintain this momentum.
The development and implementation of team-training programmes in acute care settings has grown dramatically in the last decade with improvements in content, methods and evaluation desgins.
It showed the improvement in neomenthone content will also lead to enhancement in menthofuran content simultaneously.
The role of ALA in improving photosynthetic attributes can therefore be due to the significant improvement in Chl content [ 33] and subsequently increasing light harvesting capacities in the treated plants.
Treating rats with ABG and CP showed more obvious improvement in DNA content with increasing number of nuclei when compared with CP-treated group (Fig. 2c).
Histochemical observations using Feulgen stain revealed that treating rats with ABG and CP showed more obvious improvement in DNA content with increasing number of nuclei when compared with the CP-treated group.
