Sentence examples for the improved standards from inspiring English sources

They have the factory farms that can spread disease, but so far lack the improved standards of food safety and animal husbandry that would mitigate the risks.

He added: "The objective is to maintain the improved standards of riding which have resulted from the significant efforts made by riders to abide by the reduction in the threshold levels … while applying discretion where it is warranted".

While the improved standards for PRO development results in more robust, valid, and reliable measurement, the time and cost associated with developing new PRO tools using methods recommended in the guidance has limited the speed at which new tools become available for use [5, 6].

Therefore, a medico-economic evaluation of the effects of the implementation of a bundle of measurements is worthwhile and indeed may favor the improved standards of care described here.

92.3% improvement in the frequency of cleaning high touch surfaces (table 3). 1 - ATP readings provided quantitative evidence to monitor cleanliness of high-touch surfaces after the implementation of an intervention program. 2 - Continue monitoring cleanliness trend level is important to maintain the improved standards.

From 1983 onwards, the Ryder Cup grew and grew as a major sporting event due to the improved standard of European golf, as players on the tour realised they could compete with their American counterparts.

If you view "Gangs of New York" and "25th Hour" as historical bookends, little has changed in 140 years except that the number of urban tribes has multiplied, and the improved standard of living has allowed a tentative peace to take hold.

This may reflect the improved standard of care based on interventions and counselling to prevent cutaneous toxicity of TVR.

Despite the improved standard of living in urban places, labour conditions in the emerging factories were harsh, with long working hours at hazardous, unhealthy work places.

"If we are to turn this situation around, we must capture the opportunity provided by the introduction of foreign languages into the primary curriculum, linked to the aspiration for improved standards in the reformed GCSE and A-levels".

Grahame Madge, of the RSPB, attributed the rise to improved standards of birdwatching and technological advances such as the internet and mobile telephones, which have enabled news of unusual sightings to be broadcast rapidly to twitchers around the country.