Sentence examples for reference to improving from inspiring English sources

Any mention of children and childcare responsibilities is always and only in reference to improving access to institutionalised childcare.

In parliamentary terms the current support for mental health is unprecedented – parity of esteem with physical health services is enshrined in the Health and Social Care Act 2012, plus last year's spending review made explicit reference to improving quality, choice and outcomes in mental health.

In this perspective, the objective of this research was to carry out a critical analysis of the process of change, with special reference to improving efficiency by making the transition from cash-based accounting to accrual accounting.

Section 5 presents the target reference to improve the system throughput.

However, the model demonstrates its potential as a valuable reference to improve emergency responses to alleviate the loss of lives and property due to flooding.

Finally, from analysis of obtained results, some conclusions are extracted with reference to improve the knowledge of internal characterization of microwave-assisted drying processes.

The forging experiments show that the optimized die dimension can ensure the quality of forging part, and it can provide reference to improve and optimize die design process.

The framework is suggested as a reference to improve the urban transportation model and integrate the urban planning and transportation planning closely.

When a CPWR resonance dip is in the short wavelength region, it is insensitive to the change of surrounding refractive index (SRI) and can be used as a reference to improve the sensing accuracy of surface plasmon resonance (SPR) mode.

The research findings provide a useful reference to improve both the sustainability performance in higher education at Shandong University as well as for 'Green Universities' more broadly throughout China and other parts of the world.

Local, high-resolution lidar-derived biomass maps provide a valuable bottom-up reference to improve the analysis and interpretation of large-scale maps produced in carbon monitoring systems.