Sentence examples for improvement practising from inspiring English sources

In short, the training programme was about making the HHC workers more aware of which preventive activities they already provided and where there was room for improvement, practising how to motivate and guide the clients in adopting a healthier lifestyle and encouraging them to continue with this healthier lifestyle.

There was no evidence of improvement with practise for pattern recognition, while decline was seen in spatial recognition.

The following factors were protective: non-white ethnicity, being responsible for a child, practising religion, and experiencing an improvement in living standards since 1990.

Based on previous work, it was expected that practising led by volunteers would achieve improvements comparable with those induced by professional treatment (Marshall et al., 1989; Wertz et al., 1986).

"We had a good hour and 20 minutes practising our defence and it was a big improvement on what we have done in defence".

One recurrently mentioned proposal for further improvement was an increase in the number of opportunities for practising skills, possibly under supervision of a single tutor in case of further questions.

These findings are concerning as they seem in contrast to reported improvements in Confidence and Terminology; that is, participants were not practising their EBP skills but reported greater Confidence in their EBP skills and their understanding of EBP-related Terminology.

In fact there's a guy a few doors down who's been loudly practising the drums every weekend for the past five years with no sign of improvement.

It is well known that the majority of currently practising physicians have never received formal training in practice organisation or quality improvement methodology that could guarantee sufficient competences in this area [ 24].

The superiority of the positive condition suggests that it is practising positive imagery, rather than imagery per se, that leads to clinical improvement, despite recent research showing a general reduction in imagery vividness in depression (Torkan et al. 2012).

I'm practising.