Sentence examples for anticipated improvements from inspiring English sources
Theoretically, even higher detection sensitivity can be achieved [ 12]; anticipated improvements in both the hardware (for example, improved electromagnetic shielding) and the magnetic nanoparticles (for example, reduced size polydispersity) are expected to lead to a further increase of the detection sensitivity by at least two orders of magnitude.
The experiments were carried out on ZnO Al (AZO) transparent conductive thin film with a thickness of 500 nm and the results proved that the proposed approach yields better anticipated improvements than that of the TM which is only superior in improving one quality while sacrificing the other qualities.
Larger O.T.E.C. plants would benefit from lessons learned building and operating the pilot plant, with anticipated improvements like streamlined maintenance strategies, better monitoring and control of the thermodynamic cycle, said Ted Johnson, director of alternative energy development at Lockheed Martin.
They will reflect anticipated improvements in the economy months in advance.
However, transportation agencies in the United States have mentioned that the anticipated improvements were never achieved or the improvement obtained disappeared quickly with time.
Assessing the extent to which electronic health records (EHRs) are having the expected effects and identifying barriers to anticipated improvements requires a detailed understanding of how such systems affect day-to-day work activities.
The anticipated improvement in charge resolution may allow a direct measurement of the abundance of Ir in the cosmic rays.
They also reported greater anticipated improvement and willingness to participate in the psychotherapy trial compared with either medication trial design.
Evidence of MCP joint degeneration noted radiographically or intra-operatively will likely limit any anticipated improvement by repairing or reconstructing a MCP collateral ligament.
The anticipated improvement rate is also determined by finding the levels of the factors in order to optimize the system which uses Taguchi's single response optimization methodology.
The estimated effect, however, is driven mainly by an increase in the dropout rate of students in the control group, probably due to the anticipated improvement in the Dutch labor market when the policy was implemented.
