Sentence examples for targets driven from inspiring English sources

I feel torn between targets driven by government and knowing the children as individuals and giving them the best I can.

In an interim report for education secretary Michael Gove, Professor Eileen Munro said the safety of children is being compromised because social workers spend too much time on paperwork and focusing on targets driven by the requirements of Ofsted evaluations.

Thursday's award came on the same day that the group posted decent quarterly numbers, saying it remains on course to hit full-year targets, driven largely by strong overseas sales.

The distinctly different flux distributions obtained from targets driven in HIPIMS vs. DCMS modes allow the effects of Aln+ and Tin+ (n = 1, 2) ion irradiation on film growth kinetics, and resulting properties, to be investigated separately.

The randomised controlled trial (RCT) is the gold standard approach to the evaluation of a new proposed therapy for cardiovascular disease. 1 2 The growth in the number and scale of RCTs is in part a consequence of the growth in candidate drug targets, driven by new technologies for drug discovery and screening and by a need to test established therapies in new groups of patients.

"As previous experience in the AIDS response has demonstrated, time-bound targets drive progress, promote accountability and unite diverse stakeholders in pushing towards common goals," the report says.

And they are set to reap the benefits: Science-based targets drive innovation, reduce costs, and enhance profitability, helping companies gain long-term competitive advantage and safeguard their future prosperity.

Box 6 "The CQUIN targets drive our practice.

Is it worth it?" (Centre 1, interviewee 6) "The CQUIN targets drive our practice.

Blimp1, Prdm14, and their targets drive PGC specification and reprogramming, which culminates in an epigenetic ground state (Surani and Hajkova, 2010).

It is less target driven," he explains.