Sentence examples for a significantly improved understanding from inspiring English sources

The implementation of MILD combustion in non-premixed systems, however, still requires a significantly improved understanding of the effects of the oxidant stream composition in both the MILD combustion regime, and in the transition from MILD combustion to conventional spontaneous-ignition.

Such advances should lead to a significantly improved understanding of the molecular biology of H. contortus and, from an applied perspective, to novel methods of intervention.

Computational analyses of live imaging exploit the rich temporal information and significantly improve understanding of complex phenomena that emerge during this mode of collective motility.

Because past experiences of South Korea share many common features with the current situation in developing countries, the past personal experiences of senior members helped the younger members of the committee to significantly improve understanding the actual needs as well as feelings of aid-recipients.

While the intervention of Kass et al. significantly improved understanding rates, our review relied on only one question from the assessment: the ability of a participant to identify the purpose of the study [ 23].

These novel insights significantly improve understanding of contractile dysfunction at a level of noninvasive interrogation not previously available in humans.

Developing conceptual frameworks and modeling of the interrelationship among the determinants of a health outcome can identify research needs by highlighting where additional information could significantly improve understanding that can then, in turn, improve model validity and usefulness.

Whereas this information can significantly improve understanding of disease pathophysiology as well as the noninvasive diagnosis of disease in patients, the need to process, analyze, and store large amounts of image data presents a great challenge.

Recently, fusions of fluorescent protein tags to PR and its regulators have enabled their imaging with high spatial and temporal resolution, significantly improving understanding of dynamic processes such as localization, cell cycle dependence, and recycling.

Compared to the controls, clinic patients showed a significantly improved level of understanding of their chemotherapy support medication (95% CI for difference in mean knowledge rating scores=2.165 2.826, P<0.001) and a significant reduction in the median number of support items required (two compared to five in the control, P<0.001).

The purpose of this study is to show how a multidisciplinary approach that combines geophysics, geology and hydrogeology has made it possible to: (a) significantly improve our understanding of the hydrogeological regime of the volcanic island of Mayotte, and (b) provide a new set of geophysical measurement calibration data.