Sentence examples for promoted improvement from inspiring English sources

At first these magazines emphasized features that promoted improvement, enlightenment, and family entertainment, but, toward the end of the century, they evolved into popular versions that aimed at providing amusement.

Based on the results obtained in this study it can be concluded that the 3%% (by weight) of the silane (γ-MPS) was the most adequate percentage for the treatment of the barium borosilicate glass fillers with an average particle size of 4 µm, because it promoted improvement in the flexural strength of the experimental composite resin tested.

Findings at the 4-month follow-up showed that the new service option promoted improvement in rehabilitation outcomes comparable with that of usual care.

Assessment at 1 year showed that short-term residential care service promoted improvement in rehabilitation outcomes comparable with, if not better than, the usual GDH care.

Furthermore, we found that exogenous IL-17 partly abolished the therapeutic effect of BMSCs whereas IL-17-specific antibody promoted improvement of liver injury in CCl4-treated mice, resembling the therapeutic effect of BMSCs transplantation.

I also realized that home is the best, it is better to serve relatives than outsiders and there is reformation in the government, i.e. people are being promoted, improvement in salary, increments and continuous education".

He also fostered the drainage of the valley of Mexico, reformed the system of taxation, and promoted improvements in minting currency and in establishing fixed weights for coins.

However, classroom emotional support promoted improvements in prosocial behavior for the children of the caregivers high in depressive symptomatology.

This possibility led to the hypothesis described above that CEO's work crew model promoted improvements in attitudes and behaviors and is the mechanism behind CEO's success in reducing recidivism.

In another study related to obesity, 10 days of either moderate (MICT) or high intensity (HIIT) CAE in inactive overweight women promoted improvements in glucose control and cardiorespiratory capacity and a decrease in TLR2 and TLR4 (protein content) [115].

The growth factor also promoted improvements in mechanical properties compared to controls.