Sentence examples for sustained improvement for from inspiring English sources

It did not reveal the number of patients who sustained improvement for two years or give a clear breakdown of outcomes, to the annoyance of some critics.

It will take more time, with evidence of a sustained improvement, for Kean to prove to everyone he is the right man to help Rovers progress.

However, the recent X-PERT programme succeeded in showing sustained improvement for glycaemic control and other secondary outcomes such as body weight, BMI and waist circumference, reduction of diabetes medication, knowledge of diabetes, self-empowerment and self-management skills at 14 months [ 5].

These results identified immediate and sustained improvements for 2 of 10 knowledge- and attitude-based survey items on tobacco use, following exposure to an single session, in-class, youth tobacco education program.

Of the two studies that assessed communication [ 4, 52], both reported greater improvements for intervention patients and partners than control patients and partners immediately following the intervention with one of these reporting sustained improvements for intervention partners compared to control partners at the final follow-up point [ 52].

For sustained improvement of team performance simulated team training should be embedded in a programme thus enabling regular, repeated sessions [ 4, 13, 19, 21, 24].

In the present study, the PCS and MCS scores were similar at baseline to the results of Dunner et al. [ 8], but these scores in our study showed sustained improvement, especially for the mental components (MCS), after CBT treatment and one year later.

Otherwise, there is little hope for sustained improvement.

System dynamics is designed to help avoid such policy resistance and identify high leverage policies for sustained improvement.

Oftsed inspector John Young said: "The school has made satisfactory progress in making improvements and satisfactory progress in demonstrating a better capacity for sustained improvement.

We urgently need a joint effort by governments, international institutions and non-governmental organisations to ensure women are at the heart of economic growth across developing economies – without this, a valuable opportunity for sustained improvement to the lives of millions of people will be lost.