Sentence examples for measure will improve from inspiring English sources

This measure will improve the ability to enforce finning bans and collect species-specific catch data.

TIME reporter, Michael Lemonick, says, "When you're sleep-deprived and you take caffeine, pretty much anything you measure will improve: reaction time, vigilance, attention, logical reasoning -- most of the complex functions you associate with intelligence".

It is expected that introduction of the HEDIS BMI Assessment measure will improve this state of affairs, although the effectiveness of BMI documentation alone to improve care remains to be demonstrated.

Some of these outcomes have been associated with ED overcrowding, [ 5, 20, 21] however the associations are not consistent [ 22- 24] and there is little evidence to support the assumption that introduction of an explicit 'ED stay' performance measure will improve clinical markers of quality of care [ 25].

It has often been said that "whatever you measure will improve" and this is particularly true of New Year's Resolutions.

Whatever you measure will improve, so it's essential to keep track of your progress and monitor whether you are moving closer to (or further away from) your goals.

"Facilities and safety measures will improve with an increase in fares," he told reporters.

The Barnett government says the measures will improve public safety and protect the "Western Australian way of life".

The unprecedented Chinese urban construction boom has already swallowed up farmland as well as farm labour, and MPs hope the new measures will improve productivity and meet growing urban food demand.

Stichert says she's hopeful that age measures will improve crustacean management and stock sustainability worldwide.

Supporters of the bill say the measures will improve safety standards.