Sentence examples for tasks to improve from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, future researchers should attempt to collect picture ratings from the same individuals who completed inhibitory control tasks TO improve our understanding of underlying processes.
During a visit last month to a Muslim neighborhood here, Mr. Wen lamented that he "fell short in some tasks" to improve people's livelihoods.
Mr. Wen left office dogged by unwelcome attention on his family, which was the subject of a report by The New York Times into its wealth, and lamenting that he "fell short in some tasks" to improve people's lives.
We thus explore deployment strategies for crowdsourcing text creation tasks to improve the effectiveness of the crowdsourcing process.
Object proposal has been successfully applied in recent supervised and weakly supervised visual object detection tasks to improve the computational efficiency.
Considering virtual machines and cloud elasticity property Xiaomin Zhu et al. have proposed an algorithm, FASTER, [37] that overlap workload tasks to improve reliability of scientific workloads in virtual clouds.
TfL also faces an uphill task to improve the quality of services currently run by Abellio Greater Anglia, inheriting old, unreliable trains and crumbling stations.
"It was not an easy task to improve the quality of the current squad with the financial resources at our disposal," he wrote.
It would seem an insurmountable task to improve math and science skills in this country when nearly half its people refuse to accept one of the bedrock scientific theories of the modern world.
The Brookings Institution, a respected US thinktank, reported over the weekend that Iran appears to have committed three battalion-sized groups of Quds force personnel – likely to be trainers and advisers tasked to improve the performance of indigenous Iraqi units, rather than to fight themselves.
The South African Football Association, recognising it has a huge task to improve the game and its playing facilities, is seeking to raise money for development, around £20m a year for the next 10 years, a figure dwarfed by the cost of hosting the games.
