Sentence examples for improvements in integration from inspiring English sources

DMPs were associated with improvements in integration of CVR care (0.10 PACIC units), physical activity (+0.34 week-days) and smoking cessation (8% less smokers) in all diseases.

This study of the short-term effects of DMPs found that the implementation of DMPs was associated with improvements in integration of care and lifestyle behaviour, such as physical activity and smoking, of patients with CVR, diabetes and COPD.

For our stage one analysis, Fisher's exact tests were used to examine the association between improvements in HR integration and other aspects of structural integration (including physical resource integration and range of services available).

Improvements in HR integration were not associated with improved service availability at the facility level.

Improvements in HR integration were significantly associated with some improvements in the wider context of integration.

The devolution deals also hold out the promise of improvements in the integration of health and social care.

There has been a bit of a shake-up in the level of service, and improvements in the integration between internet and bricks-and-mortar retailing, but that is a good thing".

These raw RT results cannot discriminate whether the multi-sensor performance improvement was due to better use of single-sensor images or improvements in the integration of the sensor images.

It is therefore safe to assume that improvements in educational integration have only contributed, up to this point, to the massive increase in PISA scores for first-generation immigrants in Switzerland.

Further improvements in the integration of care and education could be pursued through (a) coordination of the current parallel systems, (b) a split system by age groups, (c) integration of all services under a single ministry, (d) integration of all services under a new central agency, and (e) integration through devolution to local authorities.

Furthermore, to separate the effects that are due to the change in migration policy from the effects that are due to improvements in immigrant integration policy, we compare the changes in the PISA test scores of first-generation immigrants with the changes in PISA scores for similar second-generation immigrants (children born in Switzerland of two foreign born parents) over time.