Sentence examples for improving some aspects from inspiring English sources

We found that systematic interventions promoting management and leadership development were effective in improving some aspects of social capital, in particular the cognitive attitudes of trust in the communities.

Atomoxetine was effective in improving some aspects of HR-QoL in both age groups.

Mental Health First Aid training appears to be effective in improving some aspects of mental health literacy, confidence in providing help to others, and the type of help provided.

There is growing evidence that limb IPC is a promising non-invasive tool for protecting the heart, through its remote effects in the form of RIPC, and for improving some aspects of exercise performance, through both its local and remote effects.

The level of evidence was also moderate for a role of probiotics in improving some aspects of health-related quality of life (Statement 12: 80% agreement); there is a need for more research on the effects of probiotics on health-related quality of life, because this has clear implications for the day-to-day functioning of the patient.

Despite the apparent success of the QOF in improving some aspects of clinical care, it has been criticised as being an obstacle to patient-centred medicine [ 28], for not sufficiently remunerating the extra effort required by practices working in deprived areas [ 29] and for encouraging neglect of clinical areas for which there are no clinical indicators [ 30].

These methods are derived from the chromosome conformation capture (3C) technique and are each aimed at improving some aspect of 3C.

The conversation is worth sharing here because Wilkinson demonstrates how the Web enables anyone with a passion and energy for conserving or improving some aspect of life on this planet to facilitate a global discussion.

Every talent, according to Ericsson, is the result of a single process: deliberate practice, which he defines as "individuals engaging in a practice activity (typically designed by teachers) with full concentration on improving some aspect of their performance". In a moment of towering simplification, "The Handbook" distills its lesson to a formula known as the Power Law of Learning: T = a P-b.

Exercise was defined as a subset of physical activity that is planned, structured and involves repetitive bodily movements with the purpose of improving some aspect of physical fitness, for example muscular strength and endurance [ 25 ].

In summary, the results suggest the combined intervention improved some aspects of writing, without compromising the improvement of WM, despite the lesser intensity of specific training compared with the intervention only in WM (12 vs. 23 sessions), and reduced the severity of hyperactivity symptoms.