Sentence examples for longer term quality from inspiring English sources

The annual budgeting cycle precludes consistent, London-wide agreement on longer term quality improvements, in favour of extended wrangling over contract values.

The results of the assessment are only the first step in improving ECE quality and in ensuring longer term quality monitoring systems.

Carefully conducted, pre-experimental calibration procedures are performed, and daily calibration checks allow statistical control of daily chamber operation and longer term quality control.

However, there is no information on longer term quality of survival, the number of babies included in the existing systematic reviews is small and the effect size seems larger than would be anticipated.

14 While there is some indication that the health status of survivors may be affected for a decade, the course of associated long-term physical and cognitive deficits after ASAH is not yet well established, leading to questions about potential impact on longer term quality of life (QoL) and working capacity, as well as current best clinical practices.

But longer-term quality is still a question mark.

"Longer-term quality is the high hurdle, Mr. Ivers said.

[Filbay SR, Crossley KM, Ackerman IN (2016) Activity preferences, lifestyle modifications and re-injury fears influence longer-term quality of life in people with knee symptoms following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: a qualitative study. Journal of Physiotherapy 62: 103–110].

Therefore pain experiences can significantly impact on immediate and longer-term quality of life and well- being of young people.

But in the longer term water quality must improve enough for swimming.

Currently joint replacements are expected to function for 10 15 years, however, with an increase in life expectancy, and a greater call for all types of joint replacement due to increased activity levels, there is a requirement to improve their function to offer longer term improved quality of life for patients.