Sentence examples for advantageous to improving from inspiring English sources

Further crystallization treatment is advantageous to improving the crystallinity and reducing surface-to-volume of NaLu1−xYbxF4 nanocrystals where lanthanide activators reside, which induces great enhancement of optical performance of nanostructured glass ceramics.

For this reason, it is obviously advantageous to improve the functionality of these systems using WSNs.

It would be advantageous to improve thermal resistivity of lightweight cementitious materials whilst keeping their mechanical performance acceptable/reasonable.

Furthermore, the results also show that it is advantageous to improve gear dynamics with decreasing fractal dimension, reducing time-variant stiffness and increasing damping ratio.

It is shown that a deposition pulse potential of 0 mV vs. Ag/AgCl (saturated KCl) and a large pulse off-to-on ratio are advantageous to improve the stoichiometry and morphology of the deposited films.

Results showed that the combination between single fibers became relatively loose, and the connection was never tight which was advantageous to improve the physical quality of the compressed pellets.

"For the preterm baby they are advantageous to improve their brain development and visual acuity.

Therefore, instead of aiming to reduce image blurring, it can be more advantageous to improve the SNR in DWI by means of free breathing scanning, which allows thin slice acquisitions and multiple-slice excitations for volumetric imaging.

Although a null sltB allele is a suppressor of a null vps (i. e. vps20) this result suggests that the presence of the various domains in SltB is advantageous to improve viability for vps suppression.

In this study the group with no SLDP the year before MMR differentiate, but in an RCT, Shiri et al. [ 42] found that part-time sick leave at an early stage, may be advantageous to improve perceived HRQoL.

Nonetheless, we hypothesize that the use of induction treatment with FOLFIRINOX, followed by a non-cross resistant chemotherapeutic agent as a radiation sensitizer (gemcitabine) might be an advantageous strategy to improve response rates and resectability.