Sentence examples for improving indicators from inspiring English sources

Despite improving indicators, like upswings in home values and building, many Americans remain unconvinced that the housing crisis is over.

In a monthly report released on Monday, Fannie Mae economists cited a stronger labor market and other improving indicators as hopeful signs that 2012 might be the start of a housing turnaround.

In addition, due to this observed yield increase for the improved varieties, it is also expected that the adopters of improved varieties should be better off compared with the non-adopters — as measured by means of certain welfare improving indicators.

Indeed, the surveillance program did not establish a pre-specified list of qualitative or quantitative goals in terms of interventions, but rather interventions were developed and implemented as a means of continuously improving indicators of malaria case management.

By playing a direct role in improving indicators, CHWs felt valued and respected in their communities.

This strategy involves CHWs collecting health status data at the household level, which is presented at community meetings in which the community discusses the results, identifies priority actions, and plans activities for improving indicators found to be low, in order to improve their health status.

Results indicate that in the case of this experiment, where the control treatment was associated with an acceptable rumen pH, feeding yeast did not significantly improve indicators of energy status in dairy cows.

Improved indicators By participating in the UNICEF Seal project, a municipality reaffirms its commitment to ensuring better lives for children.

"UNICEF is aware of the magnitude of the challenge and is committed to supporting the Government to improve indicators and increase vaccination coverage.

After preliminary selection of all indicators, experts discussed the collective suite of indicators, deleted indicators with poor representation or high correlations, and improved indicators that required some modification to make them appropriate for this study.

The authors conclude that introduction of sugarcane culture created jobs that led to an increase in aggregate income of the municipalities, and through multiplier effects enabled improved indicators of health, education, and quality of life.