Sentence examples for responsible for improvements from inspiring English sources
Federal spending on higher education is directly responsible for improvements in American educational attainment.
Two separate teams were responsible for improvements, two managing directors vied for attention.
"It provides a buyer with notice that he or she will be responsible for improvements made by a prior owner, and it puts all prospective purchasers on notice that they will need approval from the board to do alterations".
The rule, Mr. Kodjak said, "establishes the key elements of the program," including the standard course over which the vehicles would be measured, the existing level of fuel economy and determination of who is responsible for improvements.
In the case of perceptual learning in adults, it was generally assumed that changes in high-level cognitive processes, such as decision making, were responsible for improvements in perceptual performance with practice.
To determine whether the president or the governor is more responsible for improvements in Ohio, couldn't one look at another state that received similar federal funding over the same period but that has a Democratic governor?
It is indicated that different corrosion mechanisms are responsible for improvement in corrosion resistance of the AZ31 magnesium alloy in the NaCl solutions with the varied concentrations.
For example, the introduction of a fully automated manufacturing plant improves productivity, but it may impede process innovation, because skilled workers and foremen, who are responsible for improvement in cost and quality, would be replaced by high-tech equipment.
Replacement of dopamine within depleted midbrain networks may well be responsible for improvement in longer term memory in our task.
This single substitution Q10Y was firstly reported responsible for improvement of the thermal tolerance of α-glucosidase, and may help for guiding molecular engineering of other α-glucosidases for thermostability improvement.
Individual components of the Mediterranean-style eating pattern (wine, high MUFA/olive oil) do not appear to have independent effects on glycemic control, but may be responsible for improvement in HDL cholesterol.
