Sentence examples similar to improving our progress from inspiring English sources

With the aforementioned caveats, we nevertheless believe that an electronic representation of pluripotency is useful in principle, improving our understanding and accelerating progress via improved abilities of data analysis, generation of hypotheses and gain of insight.

I hope to assume some of former Assistant City Manager Dana Smith's role in creating sound organizational structures: a classification-compensation study in progress; improving our employee performance evaluation system; positively resolving labor relations issues; and establishing succession plans for our city.

In a recent letter to the Commons Business Select Committee, it said: "We have made significant progress in improving our response times.

Research Articles should report major advances and the results should represent substantial progress toward improving our understanding of the immune system and its contributions to disease.

By using appropriate instruments to allow students to identify their misconceptions and give them an opportunity to reject them in favor of scientifically correct conceptions, we can make significant progress in improving our students' understanding of evolution.

Identification of the challenges and knowledge gaps can be viewed as first step toward progress in improving our understanding of the relative roles of genetic change and plasticity in mediating adaptive organismal responses to changing climatic conditions.

Perhaps these new organizations will improve our knowledge, mirroring the progress we have seen with hurricanes.

He provokes us to realize that we may make progress and improve our guiding perspective by simulating the guiding perspectives of others.

Medical and surgical progress has dramatically improved our ability to salvage severely injured extremities.

As the University Project progresses, we will improve our religious understanding, our spiritual lives, and our ability to work across boundaries to repair the world.

But does the mere possibility of making progress towards the truth improve our epistemic lot?