Sentence examples for targeted improvement from inspiring English sources
Finally, all the programs seemed effective in improving lower body strength, but improvements in upper body strength were limited to the resistance training group, which specifically targeted improvement in upper body strength using targeted exercises.
Cellulase improvement strategies based on directed evolution using screening on soluble substrates have been only moderately successful, and have primarily targeted improvement in thermal tolerance.
The strengthening of the tax administration constitutes a key pillar of the fiscal consolidation strategy...Failure to deliver the targeted improvement in collection performance would imply the need to seek alternative measures to close the emerging fiscal gap.
In the present study, targeted improvement of the thermostability of a lipase from metagenomic origin was examined by using a combinatorial protein engineering approach exploring additive effects of single amino acid substitutions.
Results from these patient satisfaction surveys, such as 70% of the time patients say nurses were courteous, do not provide insights for providers to take targeted improvement actions.
Despite the intrinsic limitations of self-reporting methodologies for evaluating performance, we think that a risk-index score analysis represents a useful tool to evaluate targeted improvement strategies.
The renovation of 37 general-assignment classrooms in 10 buildings — Barker, Barrows, Evans, Hildebrand, Latimer, Leconte, Tan and Wurster halls and Donner Lab and Genetics and Plant Biology — targeted improvements in functionality, aesthetics and comfort.
Specifically, we predicted targeted improvements on math problems with visual representations, real-world contexts, and required/involved spatial thinking.
These results are consistent with previous research [ 15, 16] and indicate that the treatment successfully targeted improvements in cognitive coping.
Agricultural scientists and plant breeders have targeted improvements in N use efficiency of plants as a way to reduce reliance on N applications (Garnett et al. 2009).
Strategies that aim improving maternal health service utilization should target improvement of education, economic status and empowerment of women.
