Sentence examples for an improved flow from inspiring English sources
It is concluded this is strong quantitative evidence to emphasize that solids should be removed prior to the UV reactor, and that an improved flow control be used to reduce variance on feed water flow, rather than increased UV dose.
We have developed an improved flow cytometry-based method for the rapid and efficient identification of gp120-specific memory B cells in peripheral blood, bone marrow, and mucosal tissues which allows their direct staining without the need for prior cell sorting or enrichment.
As part of its onboarding process, the new app also has an improved flow for adding devices to the app and the actions customers wish them to perform.
An improved flow design or cleaning regime could translate into a power savings on membrane electrolysis, with increased cross flow velocity likely to improve anion flux.
The latter implies improved oxidative glucose utilization, and as a consequence, an improved flow and removal of glycolytic metabolites.
After all, communication is a two-way street, and if we can pave that street for an improved flow, so much the better.
An improved flow-based procedure is proposed for turbidimetric sulphate determination in waters.
Gen. Martin Dempsey, commander of the First Armored Division, said at a news conference that the offensive in Baghdad, like others across Iraq that are part of the same crackdown, had relied on an improving flow of intelligence about armed groups loyal to Saddam Hussein.
Accordingly one cannot exclude that an intervention improved flow in the vessels that are visualized but that the number of perfused vessels decreased, which might result in an impaired microvascular perfusion.
Wet milled API blends had a much improved flow function (ffc > 10) compared with the jet milled API blends.
Interestingly, a uniform and lower surface temperature distribution for regular cylindrical oblique fin heat sink are observed as a result of improved flow mixing due to the absence of the edge effects.
