Sentence examples for more coherent structure from inspiring English sources

Blunkett told the Guardian that Labour would restore a more coherent structure to encourage improvement in schools by introducing new bodies – probably at a sub-regional level – tasked with spotting failure, monitoring admissions, commissioning services, and ensuring financial accountability.

The court struck this down saying, look, you do what the hell you want with backwardness, we'll generously endorse your usage of caste, but it should fit into a more coherent structure.

Suggestions that the carer should speak to the case manager were included to make the manual more interactive, 'Key points' boxes and subheadings were added and the order of contents was re-arranged to provide a more coherent structure.

The mothers asked for a more coherent structure for communication of individual breastfeeding support, as well as between professionals in different settings such as maternity and neonatal care wards.

Borderlands 2 retains the blueprint of the first game – shooting, looting and leveling up – but adds a more coherent mission structure and a skill tree the size of a giant sequoia.

It means that the more coherent the structure is, the more diffusion along the coherent direction e(co is.

Greater anisotropy, as indicated by a higher fractional anisotropy value, is believed to reflect more coherent tissue structure, whilst increased diffusivity suggests tissue damage (Rugg-Gunn et al., 2001; Arfanakis et al., 2002).

Including a more coherent model structure and additional case-mix adjustment in the QUORUM, while achieving a very high C statistic (0.93), did not result in the identification of outlier NHS Trusts.

"Non-U.S. banks generally operate under more coherent regulatory structures than U.S. banks do, which creates imbalances that non-U.S.

Sagar's new record, In the Shower, includes all of this (minus the Dragon Ball Z samples), but with more coherent song structures.

Rodriguez, meanwhile, was an integral member of a far more coherent overall team structure.