Sentence examples for improvement with less from inspiring English sources
Performance management and quality assured data should support practice improvement with less of a focus on measuring inputs and outputs.
For a while there was the possibility that, should conditions be so bad that cars could not run in the afternoon qualifying session or even this morning, this final practice session might settle the grid, but the latest forecasts predicted a slight improvement with less intense rainfall, and though it will be wet for tonight's race, it should not be as bad.
It is also noteworthy that a smaller number of iterations and a larger time step can also guarantee a significant improvement, with less processing time.
The proposed scheme provides significant performance improvement with less complexity and reduced latency compared to PIC schemes like Block-PIC and Sub-PIC.
Partial remission was defined as presence of evidence of significant clinical improvement with less severe symptoms persisting (50% improvement from the baseline) [ 19, 20].
A recent meta-analysis (43) concluded that, in type 2 diabetic patients, treatment of hypertension to the target of 135/8 0mmHg caused definite improvement with less evolution of diabetic sequelae, including renal sequelae.
Within 1 week on this regime, an improvement occurred, with less conjunctival injection and decreased density of the wreath-like infiltrate.
Institution of a strict GFD for 6 months led to clinical improvement, with considerably less pain and cessation of vomiting.
The pyramid, figure 6, from the IOM report, depicts internal reporting of near-miss events as critical to system improvement with the less common, but preventable, serious events being considered for more generalisable or public reporting.
The design of the toolkit itself is very modular and has been developed in a way to make alterations and improvements easier with less impact on connected components.
In a larger study using this programme, participants with higher baseline levels of depression reported greater improvements (POMS) compared with less depressed people in the experimental group and with depressed people in the control group.
