Sentence examples for improvement respond from inspiring English sources

Reflective thinking helps students develop a questioning attitude and new perspectives, identify areas for change and improvement, respond effectively to new challenges, and generalise and apply what they have learned from one situation to other situations (Turner et al. 2011).

A thorough understanding of how global regulators (see section below on strain improvement) respond to a variety of nutritional or environmental stress signals, for example, phosphate, carbon, nitrogen starvation, heat shock, pH stress, and cell wall damage, is currently providing a more rational approach for defining medium and process conditions for antibiotic production [ 49, 91, 93].

Managers said the move, which affected about 100 patients, would "give us space to make improvements". Responding to the CQC report, Jacqueline Totterdell, chief executive of St George's, said: "The service experienced significant challenges earlier this year, and it will be reassuring to the communities we serve that the CQC has confirmed it is safe.

Older adults, such as those enrolled by Bowman et al.[ 19] (aged 62-81 years) typically have lower levels of physically fitness than younger adults such as those enrolled in the present study (aged 21-58 years) and hence, given greater potential for improvement, could respond more rapidly and favourably to the yoga intervention.

When I asked him if he thought the transformation was an improvement, he responded with an unsentimental comparison to Michael Jordan.

Over the last year, we have seen CQC make improvements and respond to the need for enhanced scrutiny and enforcement of standards".

The regulator found the firm had not made necessary improvements to respond to customer complaints.

"There's definitely room for improvement," she responded.

Asked about areas of his game that still need improvement, Woods responded: "Pretty much everything.

Our previous phase II study of cisplatin and gemcitabine in malignant mesothelioma showed a 47.6%95%5% CI 26.2 69.0%) response rate with symptom improvement in responding patients.

A study done on the game by Wombat co-founder Jason Hong, "Teaching Johnny Not to Fall for Phish," published in the Association for Computer Machinery, concluded that players showed significant performance improvements in responding to phishing attacks.