Sentence examples for longer term improvement from inspiring English sources

Vignette 4 was undoubtedly a short-term success in financial savings to the NHS, but not in longer term improvement in the perceived quality of commissioning among the NHS clients.

I cannot convince them to work on both the short term based on the required goals, and the longer term improvement of their competence for improvement work" (advisor hospital D, process redesign QIC) "We hesitate to start small rapid cycle experiments, and by this learning how to improve.

I cannot convince them to work on both the short term based on the required goals, and the longer term improvement of their competence for improvement work" (advisor hospital D, process redesign QIC) The first part of our study focused on the question: Does the learning approach of the QIC match the dominant learning style preferences of the participants?

Resistance exercises can reduce fatigue, improve QOL and muscle strength, and produce longer term improvements compared with aerobic exercises [ 31].

Birdi et al. (2012) indicates that participation in TRIZ training for engineers led to short-term improvements in both the creative problem-solving skills and motivation, and these are associated with longer term improvements in their idea suggestion in the workplace.

Families in our study whose children had had a positive experience with a dental provider reported longer term improvements in family attitudes to deciduous teeth and were more likely to seek ongoing preventative care.

However, for longer term improvements in women's access to good quality ANC, there needs to be a focus on improving the education of girls and women in Nepal as part of a strategy to improve gender equity and the empowerment of women.

He said there might be more weakness in Club Med's stock price before a longer-term improvement.

In this regard, treatment regimens including incretin mimetics (22, 25) might have the potential of longer-term improvement in PCBF.

Longer-term improvement in depression was developed through the participants' active engagement in health promoting behaviours, supported by a positive therapeutic relationship.

There is growing evidence demonstrating the efficacy of patient-only and caregiver/partner-only interventions in reducing psychological distress and improving QoL, and longer-term improvements in sexual functioning and body image when partners actively participate in interventions [ 9- 13, 25- 28, 38].