Sentence examples for promotes improvement from inspiring English sources
"Fundamentally, and at its heart, licensing promotes improvement in standards across the board.
(2) Visualization of a healthy future promotes improvement, and was prompted by querying about his plans once he is well.
The Strong women, strong babies, strong culture program promotes improvement in the health of Aboriginal women and their babies.
In animal study, it is demonstrated that exogenous IL-17 partly abolishes the therapeutic effect of BMSCs whereas IL-17-specific antibody promotes improvement of liver injury in CCl4-treated mice, resembling the therapeutic effect of BMSCs transplantation.
The EMQN is an independent organisation based in the United Kingdom that promotes improvement in the quality of genetic testing by ensuring that diagnostic molecular genetic laboratory test results are accurate, reliable, and comparable wherever they are produced.
Studies have shown that exercise reduces the desire for nicotine, restlessness, sleeping disturbances, tension and stress and promotes improvement in self-esteem, and contributes to preventing relapse [ 8, 12].
The review will be done by the department's office of community oriented policing services (Cops), which promotes improvements to officers' ties with communities.
If not, could it be that the sequence context of R1-11 promotes improvements towards 2-phenoxyethanol because of some specific position on the neutral network that elevate the chances of increasing activity against 2-phenoxyethanol?
The hyperspectral scanner (HSS) coupled with multivariate data analysis provides in-depth understanding of the signal detected by traditional microarray scanners and can promote improvement in microarray technology and actually improve the quality of microarray data.
Academies have not been shown to promote improvement in headline grades, or reduce the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers".
Proportionate inspection based on dialogue and mutual trust could promote improvement but Ofsted is this year wasting about £150m of taxpayers' money by creating a climate of fear in schools and colleges.
