Sentence examples for improving the usefulness from inspiring English sources

Houston has just redesigned its entire bus network to provide a much more frequent service on heavily used corridors, dramatically improving the usefulness of the system without spending an extra dime.Washington, DC, where I live, has an extensive network.

It teaches a technical lesson limited not just to environments where airborne AEFs, BEFs and CEFs are present, but broadly applicable to all experiments where microbes are transferred using pipette tips, thereby potentially improving the usefulness of a wide range of laboratory procedures that might otherwise generate aerosols.

Several techniques have been proposed that contribute towards improving the usefulness and conservation of this valuable energy.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 18 — Meg Whitman, chief executive of eBay, has repeatedly vowed to improve usability of the auction site by redesigning its home page, being more aggressive in combating fraud and improving the usefulness of search engine results.

CBR removes the problem of near misses, reduces the need for expert-level knowledge on the customer's side, and reduces customer frustration by improving the usefulness of the search process.

Such clarification may be valuable for improving the usefulness of the user contributions gathered in social design feedback.

Following the accrual of 140 cases for the summary items and 155 cases for the skill and attitude items, the data were used to improve the usefulness of the survey.

Greater knowledge of ocular US will allow radiologists to improve the usefulness of this technique in the clinical setting.

One obvious way to improve the usefulness of PROMs as quality improvement tools would be to allow patients the opportunity to record their own perceptions about care processes that either hindered or enhanced their journey to a full recovery.

A message board will allow us to receive users' feedback to improve the usefulness of the database.

So, improving radiotherapists' attitudes towards discussing emotional problems and using screening instruments may not only improve the usefulness of a screening instrument like the SIPP, but also patients' satisfaction with care.