Sentence examples for systematic improvement from inspiring English sources
The reference method in [5] was shown to improve results in many cases, but no systematic improvement could be achieved.
Teachers' unions are here to stay, and the only way to achieve systematic improvement is with their buy-in.
Ofsted also call for a strategic approach to dealing with the issue, suggesting that those authorities seen to take the most comprehensive action to tackle neglect were those with systematic improvement strategies in place.
Plant breeding, the systematic improvement of plants through the application of genetic principles, has placed improvement of horticultural plants on a scientific basis.
That will let some 1.7m people live much more productive lives for now—although only Congress can make their reprieve permanent.Likewise, Congress needs to take action to procure a systematic improvement in America's infrastructure.
In this case, there appears a systematic improvement with respect to the benchmark.
To broaden support for his plan — whatever it ends up being — he insisted last week that systematic improvements in health care would be essential to any lasting economic recovery.
Football's loss has clearly benefited thousands of children and families at Costessey (pronounced Cossey) and others in and around Norwich over the years, however, as Hull has made systematic improvements to struggling primary schools in the area.
A statistical measure of how those improvements correlated to one another suggested, Lindenberger concluded, systematic improvements "at the level of broad abilities".
I do not have the data at my fingertips to prove it, but my guess is that such case-to-case (and even day-to-day) variations in inherent predictability outweigh any systematic improvements in track forecasting since 2005.
David Crystal, the author of "Txtng: The Gr8 Db8," told me in an e-mail message that "there's nothing in texting to suggest spelling reform," noting that texting relies heavily on abbreviations, which he sees as creative stylings, not systematic improvements.
