Sentence examples for an increase in technical from inspiring English sources

"What I've seen in recent years in independent films is an increase in technical quality," Mr. Redford said.

The issue explored here is whether incentive regulation has resulted in an increase in technical efficiency.

This technique allows the conoid and trapezoid ligaments to be emulated, and has shown biomechanical advantages [12], but there is also an increased risk of fracture of the clavicle during the construction of two tunnels and an increase in technical difficulty [5].

In practice, clinical prediction must be motivated by the needs of clinical staff, and this must be driven in large part by perceived utility and an increase in technical comfort amongst clinicians.

Specifically, utilizing a pairwise comparison (difference) between time points as the substrate for the eQTL analysis would lead to an increase in the technical variance of the phenotype, as the sum of two independent (technical) errors has twice the variance of an individual measurement.

In design, when the evaluation often lies in the performance of the artefact, an increase in the technical and functional requirements of the artefact drive the requirement for a more abstract and integrated use of the knowledge recruited.

In fact, it has implications across the entire organisation, requiring a general increase in technical skills across the board".

Those involved in monitoring the activities of dissident groups watch closely for what they call "game-changing" developments - a significant increase in technical ability and capacity.

This paper presents a general and critical review of the state of the art of these emerging CO2 capture technologies paying special attention to specific process routes that have undergone a substantial increase in technical readiness level toward the large scales required by any CO2 capture system.

Without such planning, managers risk a potentially severe waste of monitoring resources on ineffective and inefficient monitoring, and institutions will remain ignorant of the true costs of information and the potential efficiency gains afforded by a moderate increase in technical capacity.

There was a significant increase in technical knowledge and self-assurance (p < 0.001) of the students' self-assessments.