Sentence examples for will be improved from from inspiring English sources

"This legally binding agreement means the glen will regain its quiet, remote character following closure of the mine and the landscape will be improved from its current state".

By introducing the network analysis, in Eq. (1), the equation will be improved from geographic distance to real travel distance, time, or cost based on the transportation network.

Provider adherence will be improved by instructions from the researchers.

Provider adherence will be improved by instructions from the researchers and by using a web-based tracking system in which the treatment algorithm is incorporated [ 35, 53].

The presence of user charges [which all the other care providers still employ] does not imply there will be improved care quality from the consumers' viewpoint.

The sensitivity of the search strategies will be improved by including keywords from relevant trials detected by earlier searches.

The hypotheses were: (1) Medication appropriateness will be improved in patients receiving care from PCM versus usual care; (2) Adverse drug events (ADE) will be lower post-discharge in patients receiving care from PCM versus usual care and (3) Number of readmission, emergency department visits or unscheduled office visits will be lower in patients receiving care from PCM versus usual care.

Sampson's attacking options will be improved if Manchester City striker Toni Duggan recovers from the ankle injury that forced her out of Saturday's match.

However, the overwhelming belief is that outcomes from cancer will be improved if delays in diagnoses can be avoided (Richards, 2009a) with the potential (based on data obtained 10 years ago) to avoid 500 deaths per year from uterine cancer (Abdel-Rahman et al, 2009).

Prior literature [ref ] has typically examined limited populations of medical students regarding personal health promotion, with few assessments of student well-being or of the success of various interventions, so only limited conclusions can be drawn (a situation that will be improved with this and other publications from HD).

Equally, accessibility will be improved and transport related social exclusion arising from lack of access to car driving (e.g., due to disability which prevents driving or lack of a valid driving license) may be eliminated.