Sentence examples for steps on improving from inspiring English sources

Noteworthy, thanks to our work and the data compiled here, several Costa Rican feed manufacturers had taken steps on improving their manufacturing practices and had avoided all together the use of several raw materials with recurrent irregular mineral or heavy metal concentrations.

A hearing was held Thursday to discuss the city's next steps on improving shelter conditions, the New York Times reports.

Comparison results from applying both filterY and trim steps (filterY&trim) with those from performing trim step alone also revealed the useless of filterY step on improving SNP calling performance (Table 2 and Figure 1E).

Other common action steps focused on improving care from the informal network (57%), managing symptoms (40%), improving communication with healthcare providers (33%) and home safety (29%).

These positive steps, focusing on improving supervision, clinical skills and drug supply logistics, are an important and necessary start to ensuring high quality CCM in Malawi.

As a Principal Investigator, I am currently conducting a multi-site trial testing the effectiveness of MIA: STEP supervision on improving client outcomes and the extent to which clinician MI adherence and competence mediates this process.

Effron reveals the eight key factors you do control and practical steps for improving yourself on each one.

Now, as part of EMP— Cohort 2, Swift is taking another step toward working on improving the community.

They illustrate the framework with three examples (irrigated crop production, dryland crop production and animal production on rangeland) and conclude that to improve the overall efficiency, it will be more effective to make modest improvements in several steps than to concentrate efforts on improving efficiency of just one or two steps.

This final chapter in the volume pulls together common themes from the diverse set of articles by a group of eight authors in this issue, and presents some reflections on the next steps for improving the ways in which evaluators work with assumptions.

He is devoting a grueling weekend trip of 18-hour days to throwing a spotlight on a nascent women's rights movement, on easing ethnic and religious tensions, on the growth of Iraqi security forces, and on steps to improve quality of life by bringing power plants back online.