Sentence examples for work for improving from inspiring English sources

Limitations of the method are discussed and prospective work for improving these is exposed.

"It turns out that the same principles that work for improving company culture actually work for driving productivity and innovation in a city," he has said.

Based on HIT-I hand, refinement work for improving the mechanic/electronic reliability and human-like appearance is proposed in the design of DLR/HIT Hand I (Fig. 1b) [50].

The basic concept of multi-dimensional limiting process (MLP) on unstructured grids is inherited and modified in this work for improving shock stability and reducing numerical dissipation in smooth flows.

Pharmacological evaluation of the compounds showed that the conformational restriction method can effectively work for improving the pharmacological selectivity of a parent compound and also for investigating the bioactive conformation.

In this section, we briefly review related work for improving delay performance of back-pressure scheduling, which can be roughly divided into the following three categories based on their design objectives: The first category aims at avoiding unnecessarily long or looped route which is often brought by back-pressure's pure queue length differential-based scheduling strategy.

Appearing on the Fox News Sunday talkshow, in her role as president of the Global Health Corps, an organisation that works for improving access to healthcare for the poor in Africa and the US, Barbara Bush posed the very sensible question: "Why do, basically, people with money have good health care, and why do people that live on lower salaries not have good health care?

We are now working for improving this system as well as trying new applications such as blood sugar control of patients after surgical operation.

Skinner's all about learning what works for improving usage on an app or getting returning customers, and it optimizes those notifications as customers continue to use the app.

Likewise, asking the middle classes to forgo the equivalent of a weekly bottle of supermarket claret could work wonders for improving the NHS, schools and transport.

Finally, future work required for improving current SSE methodologies and help steer research towards achieving global service effectiveness is discussed.