Sentence examples for progress towards improving from inspiring English sources
Progress towards improving sugar-cane farming and grazing practices in Great Barrier Reef catchments was rated "poor", as was progress towards sediment and pesticide targets.
"Although C.P. appears to have made some recent progress towards improving its operations, we believe that Pershing's proposals for change provide the greatest likelihood for long-term sustainable improvement," it said in a proxy voting intention notice.
Patient-centered medical home (PCMH) performance measures are used to gauge progress towards improving timely access to care and patient-provider continuity.
Despite the progress towards improving the pace of decline in infant mortality in these nine high-focus states during last four decades, India is sure to fall short of the child mortality-related Millennium Development Goal (Reddy 2012).
But it has also been ravaged by a decades-long violent conflict involving outlawed armed groups, drug cartels and gross violations of human rights, although, since 2002, the country has been making significant progress towards improving security.
In SSA, where health infrastructure is largely underdeveloped, increasing health care expenditure will be a significant progress towards improving health outcomes and accelerating progress towards the health-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Establishing convenient methods for sorting nanotubes according to their characteristics (diameter, chirality) and eliminating various undesired impurities will significantly contribute to the developmental progress towards improved applications.
Previous studies suggest general progress towards improved maternal health throughout the world (1, 2).
The progress towards improved safety did not follow a simple, smooth, errorless path.
Prognostic modelling and personalized management strategies based on individual patient characteristics may prove to represent real progress towards improved treatment.
However, baby food and formula companies have targeted the Asia-Pacific region for years, increasing rates of artificial feeding and impeding the region's progress towards improved breastfeeding rates.
