Sentence examples for and sometimes improve from inspiring English sources

Recent studies suggest that exercises that extend the spine may help manage kyphosis in older people and sometimes improve it, though stronger evidence is needed before a general recommendation is made.

The euglycaemia obtained has been shown to prevent and sometimes improve the secondary complications of DM including nephropathy, neuropathy, retinopathy and macrovascular disease.

Flashnotes, based in Boston, comes out of the surge in popularity for crowdsourcing, which gives people a cost-effective way of pooling their knowledge and resources into solutions that rival (and sometimes improve on) those provided by large, established organizations.

We have demonstrated that we can keep and sometimes improve upon the CPU, memory and I/O efficiency of the next-generation assembly viewers, while also supporting editing capabilities.

It's borrowed art that has been warped, wrecked, mocked and sometimes improved.

When well designed, such natural devices have the potential to abate surface transport noise, possibly by complementing and sometimes improving common (non-natural) noise reducing devices or measures.

Yet the evidence suggests that, overall, the HMO revolution has not only saved a fortune (thus helping to keep America's health-care arrangements affordable), but has done so while maintaining and sometimes improving upon previous medical standards.Managed care cuts costs in several ways.

Finally, the fourth feature would be the use of low emission fuel, usually Diesel Euro 3 and sometimes improved.

Diversa discovers enzymes out of unexplored microbial diversity, in places such as the U.S. national park Yellowstone and faraway rainforests; it makes enzymes that are catalysts, and sometimes improves existing enzymes with its patented technology.

In herbal medicine, the kampo remedies maoto and shosaikoto were found effective in reducing discomfort, general malaise, and arthralgia induced by the established interferon treatment for patients with chronic hepatitis C, while not reducing the interferon's antiviral effects and sometimes improving its effects (CN-00794206; CN-00793700; CN-00472711).

For defensive use, cylinder bore (or basically no choke at all) and sometimes improved cylinder (IC) chokes are most common.