Sentence examples for improvement to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

He also set out plans to force all schools deemed by regulator Ofsted to require improvement to demonstrate how they will improve or face takeover by experts with a track record of turning round failing schools.

Further research should address these and the quality improvement agenda should continue to include research on the effectiveness of quality improvement to demonstrate and justify its value.

Still, the improvement seems to demonstrate the possibilities for a small school, free of regulation and focused on a clear goal, to push students toward higher achievement.

One of the few large scale quality improvement projects to demonstrate long-term sustainability, this programme has the potential to reduce CLABSIs and deaths at no additional cost to US hospitals.

36 One review has stated that "improving patient outcomes as a result of patient safety education represents a particularly daunting task, given that intensive, large-scale quality improvement efforts often fail to demonstrate improvements in health outcomes".

Both RCT studies halted recruitment earlier than planned, as in both cases interim analysis concluded that the difference between new and control therapies was too small for a significant survival improvement to be demonstrated.

If they did experience improvement after diagnosis and treatment, they would be unable to demonstrate improvement from the high health status previously reported.

We can hypothesise either that improvement in FVC may not translate to an improvement in dyspnoea, or was too small to demonstrate an improvement.

Although this appears to demonstrate improvement in the previously described practice variability, room for further improvement remains, as indicated by the data in this study.

The White House has been eager to demonstrate improvement, especially on the political front, in advance of the progress report the administration must submit to Congress by Sept. 15.

Are we heading towards a situation in which some secondary schools will find it impossible to demonstrate improvement?