Sentence examples for true improvements from inspiring English sources

Friedmanism is generally credited with boosting Chile's GDP over the course of Pinochet's dictatorship, but it came at a cost and true improvements to the Chilean economy are more accurately owed to the policies of those who preceded Pinochet in power.

A second assumption is that a link exists between P4P indicators and true improvements in quality.

Some appeared to be true improvements in regards to the computation of RMSE.

By asking the first question, we may avoid the many disruptive innovations that are fashions rather than true improvements.

Indeed, autopopulation will magnify the risk of a failure to detect true improvements in quality if the coding practices of the facility hide evidence of that change.

Such improved systolic pump function is achieved at unchanged or even decreased filling pressures, denoting a true improvement of ventricular contractility through improved coordination of contraction [ 24].

Kiev, attacking more selectively, had good openings of their own and the true improvement of Arsenal lay in the fervour of their onslaught.

So to determine whether the iPhone 6 cameras are a true improvement over their already good predecessors, I shipped my review units to Todd Heisler, a staff photographer at The New York Times.

Shortly the economy, battered in recent years not by "shock therapy" but by the legacy of decades of communist incompetence, should register an increase in recorded output, the first since the collapse of the Soviet Union and this official measure belittles the true improvement.

Most importantly, however are those utilised for embedding quality into institutional cultures in an ever-changing and unstable environment in order to ultimately display evidence of true improvement?

This has the effect of underestimating the true improvement in symptoms through the limited measurement range of the score.