Sentence examples for Substantially improve upon from inspiring English sources

The resulting algorithm is throughly validated and is demonstrated to substantially improve upon the original method.

If Wilders can substantially improve upon his recent lukewarm polling numbers, it will be yet another shock for the European elite, suggesting concerns about immigration run even deeper than are suspected.

The method demonstrates an effective means for generating cyclically operated reactor and adsorber networks which substantially improve upon the production efficiency of an equivalent adiabatic steady-flow reactor, whilst adhering to user-specified bulk separation constraints.

Nonetheless, as study sample sizes continue to increase, we should expect to find many more SNPs of modest effect sizes in the range of most currently known genes (OR 1.1 1.2). 3) The addition of aggregated genotype information does not substantially improve upon current diabetes prediction tools.

Given the increased SNP density of the Affymetrix 500K microarray, it is surprising that this result does not substantially improve upon our previous work in cognitive and learning abilities and disabilities using unmultiplexed assays as well as 10K and 100K microarrays (Butcher et al. 2005a, b; Meaburn et al. 2007).

This substantially improves upon the best previously known competitive ratio for this problem of O exp(log log h)).

Experts are generally agreed that the Bible, though uneconomic in its use of space, displays a technical efficiency not substantially improved upon before the 19th century.

In the third edition of "The Virginia House-Wife" (1828), Mary Randolph supplied a recipe that has never been substantially improved upon: cut up chicken, dredge in flour, season with salt, fry in fat.

The results of this study show that some methods need to be substantially improved upon, while others should be used routinely.

Over the four nights, ABC's prime-time Liberty Weekend broadcasts averaged a rating of 14.2, more than doubling the combined audiences of CBS and NBC on July 3 and July 4, and substantially improving upon ABC's usual weekend ratings performance.

The current approach substantially improved upon earlier results,4 and it classified diagnostic status more accurately than published inter-reliability rates for second raters using the SCID-I/P.10 Results suggest that unobtrusive, passive actigraphy data hold potential to supplement traditional diagnostic assessments of MDD and bipolar disorder.