Sentence examples for addition to the improving from inspiring English sources
In addition to the improving economy, investors were also encouraged by the government's $17 billion bailout of Resona Bank in mid-May.
In addition to the improved PL efficiency, they still presented lower energy-gap comparable to PTs.
In addition to the improved library concept and novel component models, an easy-to-adapt control concept is proposed.
In addition to the improved efficiency obtained from the use of multi-factor designs, one is also afforded the opportunity to study possible interaction between the factors.
Using pelleted corn stover as a biorefinery feedstock has potential to lower pretreatment costs in addition to the improved handling and transportation.
In addition to the improved localization offered by mpMRI, novel radiosensitizing nanoparticles have recently gained popularity as a method to selectively boost the dose of radiation to focal lesions beyond conventional means while maintaining normal tissue toxicities at current levels.
In addition to the improved affinity offered by the high compatibility with the target hCG protein, the major advantage of GO-peptide-based SPR sensors was their reduced nonspecific adsorption and enhanced sensitivity.
In addition to the improved protein-protein interaction energy, the GEF also shows significantly stronger interaction with the GDP in the absence of Mg than in its presence– in the latter case the interaction energy is positive (Table 2).
In addition to the improved efficiency of this method to enrich for mature RNA transcripts, cytoplasmic RNA purification provides several technical advantages over conventional polyA+ enrichment approaches.
In addition to the improved classification performance, the more interesting feature of MPAS and sMPAS is the consideration of higher-order gene interactions.
In addition to the improved lung deposition and distribution, there is less reliance on using an optimal inhalation technique for pMDIs formulated with extrafine particles [ 8].
