Sentence examples for improvements in condition from inspiring English sources

The models are potentially relevant to any socially learned practice that is thought by the user to affect (that is, treat) their medical condition, through aiding recovery, reducing suffering, or reducing the probability of relapse, irrespective of whether or not the treatment actually does bring about the improvements in condition assumed by the user.

Improvements in conditions, training, supervision and treatment, both for prisoners and staff, follow from there.

The hard-won improvements in conditions would be ratcheted back half a decade to their previous level of harshness.

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld acknowledged the growing sentiment for reducing the 130,000 American troops in Iraq in a speech on Thursday at the National Press Club, but reiterated that any further reductions depend on improvements in conditions in Iraq.

The new guidelines, based on 12 recommendations in the inspector general's report, include clearer standards for deciding when a detained immigrant should be considered a terrorism suspect, and improvements in conditions of confinement.

Their strength and solidarity have achieved an above-inflation pay rise and real improvements in conditions that will give drivers, and other grades, much more flexibility and control over their work-life balance in the future".

She has campaigned for – and won – improvements in conditions for lone parents, higher maternity pay and longer maternity leave, and fighting domestic violence.

As patients lose weight after the surgery, they typically see improvements in conditions that tend to coincide with obesity, like diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and sleep apnea.

Foreign Secretary Jack Straw has called for progress in securing the independence of the Turkish judiciary, civilian control over the armed forces and improvements in conditions in the (Kurdish-inhabited) southeastern provinces of Turkey.

"Instead, they became captive workers, pushed every day beyond their physical limits, trapped by crushing debt they had no chance to pay back, facing constant threats of deportation when they asked for the most elementary improvements in conditions".

Evidence suggests an association between stress management and improvements in conditions commonly seen in primary care.