The phrase "already be improved" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express that something has been improved at an earlier time, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The process should already have been improved by now."
Alternatives: "have already been enhanced" or "have already been upgraded."
However, depending on the reaction network to be modelled, the approximation can already be improved considerably by using piecewise delay distributions with only very few steps.
Local control in this disease could already be improved high-precision radiotherapy techniques such as stereotactic radiotherapy and/or intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT), dose escalation, and high-LET RT.
While shipping delays may already be improving, the market share data for the first weekend may not be the best way to measure the iPhone X's adoption, but it's what's available for now.
American officials say there have already been improved exchanges of intelligence, but the Mexicans consider it one-sided.
The iPod has already been improved several times, Jobs said, and will keep improving in ways that keep it ahead of the pack.
Liberal Democrat ministers believe the party has misunderstood the proposals, which are currently being scrutinised in the Lords, and claim the bill has already been improved by Clegg since the measures were first issued for consultation.
Speaking to the Guardian, Willetts said the regulatory regime had already been improved: "The evidence you have in some specific cases appears to show unacceptable behaviour … "Students and taxpayers are right to expect a quality education service.
At Papworth Hospital, room-cleaning protocols have already been improved, and the ventilation system in a new CF center has been redesigned to completely change the air once every 4 minutes.
And some website issues have already been improved, she said, noting that 90% of visitors can now create accounts and online transactions are occurring more efficiently.
Nevertheless, the 2013 updated version of EPP/Spectrum package has already been improved compared to previous versions by taking into account parameters that are of relevance for epidemics in industrialized countries, such as the high proportion of individuals on ART and the low rate of vertical HIV transmission.
Still, those gains are coming at a time when Britain's housing market had already been improving.
