Sentence examples for an improved application of from inspiring English sources

This study presents an improved application of a previously introduced method making use of the scanning Kelvin probe (SKP) technique on aluminum oxide surfaces.

Therefore, an improved application technique of PNN that does not utilize user-defined values for the smoothing parameter is presented.

Also the fracture progress of an elastic-perfect plastic material is schematically interpreted by the improved application of the crack opening criterion.

These recent studies highlight that our ever-increasing understanding of evolutionary trajectories along the fitness landscape, uncovered by the genotype phenotype map, is allowing both for an increased ability to predict the outcome of evolution and for the improved application of directed evolution in generating desirable phenotypes.

"for the improved application of air to produce heat in fires, forges, and furnaces, where a blowing apparatus is required.

Further research is needed to ensure that programs that result in improved application of reperfusion treatments will lead to reductions in mortality and morbidity from STEMI.

These findings suggest the importance of students experiencing the problem scoping and idea generation phases of our engineering framework for improved application of mathematics and science ideas in the subsequent phases.

Total hip replacement (THR) has evolved with the improved application of tribological technology.

These promising results require the adaptation of our plasma source to an improved clinical application since the plasma plume of the kinPen09 only allows the treatment of small tumours and/or small tissue areas.

On the other hand, the adoption of improved application techniques has not progressed sufficiently in the past decade, particularly in the case of sprayers, so that a high proportion of pesticide still fails to reach the target plant or organism (Backmann, 1997).

Student interest in alternative forms of energy represents one opportunity to bring a glycoscience-based example into the curriculum, since an improved understanding and application of glycoscience knowledge can contribute to "green" goals.