Sentence examples for and so improvement from inspiring English sources

This may lead to increase in exports and so improvement in the trade balance.

"First, passengers need to be assured that the Eurostar trains are reliable and so improvements need to be made in this area as a priority.

There are numerous ways in which these factors can affect one another, and so improvements in population well-being can thus come from initiatives at either or both levels.

While smarter encoding schemes may reduce the size of these parts of the path encoded file [for example by performing a bit-level Burrows-Wheeler transformation (Burrows and Wheeler, 1994) of the bit vector], they do not represent a large fraction of the output and so improvements to them will likely have a small effect.

This important task is both time consuming and expensive, so improvements to the process have long been sought.

Earlier, it said repair crews were fighting through snow and wind, so improvements were coming slowly.

In the study by Page and coworkers [ 1] one cannot exclude the possibility that the lack of improvement in base excess in the nonresponder group was linked to persistent lactate production, and so metabolic improvement during the procedure is not necessarily superior to the trend in blood lactate as a predictive tool.

Although the funding was not ultimately made available from the Air Ministry, the planning process had already progressed too far and so this improvement was made anyway.

Treatment of depressive episodes was similar throughout the course of depression in those who died by suicide and controls, and so was improvement on treatment [ 27].

Obesity is a poor prognostic factor and so the improvement of IBC survival is not related to increasing obesity noted in the American population.

Immunocytochemical positivity alone is not sufficient evidence for metastatic invasion since macrophages occasionally appear EMA -and HMFG-2-positive (probably because of secondary incorporation of the antigen), and so an improvement in the accuracy of breast cancer metastatic cell detection in axillary lymph nodes requires a combined histo-immunological approach.