Sentence examples for tasks on improving from inspiring English sources

Despite evidence from laboratory studies indicating that attentional bias can be modified in tobacco smokers using AR procedures [ 26, 30] and the success of such tasks on improving clinical outcomes in other addictions [ 33] and psychopathologies [ 34], no study has yet explored the clinical application of these procedures in treatment-seeking smokers.

Since he took on the task of improving the state schools two years ago, Mr Vallas has sent out teams to interview Catholic school principals.

Herzog pulls off the impossible task of improving on Murnau's classic, with ample help from Kinski.

So for 2001, as Subaru faced the task of improving on a successful redesign, it did what car companies usually do: it added power and came up with a marketing gimmick.

We leave the task of improving on the constant selection between the sample points approximation to future work.

First Mr. Davis, having appointed Mr. Bustamante to head a task force on improving the state's infrastructure, yanked away his authority and appointed a senior Davis adviser to be co-chairman.

Obama's task force on improving police relations in the wake of the shooting of the unarmed teenager Michael Brown six months ago in Ferguson, Missouri, was expected to release its first set of recommendations on community policing as soon as Monday.

A focus in global healthcare today is on the task of improving supply chains.

Not only has Michelle done a fabulous job raising her two girls Malia, 13, and Sasha, 10, in front of the nation--she has also taken on the task of improving the lives of children throughout the country with her "Let's Move" campaign to fight childhood obesity.

More so regular in-service training and seminars are needed within the hospitals in these areas to prepare radiographers on the task of improving patient satisfaction with radiological service within the department.

The hearing before a Senate health committee was mostly a love-fest as senators from both parties expressed admiration for their former Senate colleague and signaled a willingness to work collaboratively with him on the daunting task of improving the costly, dysfunctional health care system.