Sentence examples for predictable improvements from inspiring English sources
"Those are all relatively predictable improvements," he says.
Every Apple product since the dawn of time has gotten thinner and faster with every iteration, and everyone has already speculated on products with those predictable improvements.
10, 13, 18, 21– 26 This view assumes that stability is the natural state of these organizations; that they consist of functions and roles that are carried out by replaceable nurses and physicians; and that financial incentives and regulatory policies offer recipes for predictable improvements in the performance.
Total shoulder arthroplasty offers reliable pain relief, predictable improvement of function, and improved quality of life for a variety of shoulder arthropathies, including primary OA [ 28].
Because computer programs and humans are close substitutes for such jobs, and given the predictable improvement in computing power, there seems to be no technical obstacle to the redundancy of workers across much of the service economy.
To evaluate the efficacy of a reading rehabilitation program (RRP) specifically designed for patients with impaired central vision from age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and the impact of the program on the quality of life (QoL) and to determine any predictable reading performance improvements between visits.
The success of THA is its predictable pain relief, improvements in quality of life, and restoration of normal function [ 3].
As founder and CEO Chad Rigetti explains it, the company has a list of engineering problems it can work through over the next few years that will bring predictable performance and cost improvements once solved.
Furthermore, for physiological reasons, the hemodynamic response to a fluid challenge is not easily predictable, since the expected improvement in CO is only observed in half the patients [35].
Furthermore, for physiological reasons, the hemodynamic response to a fluid challenge is not easily predictable, since the expected improvement in CO is only observed in half the patients [ 35].
