Sentence examples for application to improvements from inspiring English sources

Despite providing nursing education in Iran at the academic level, research evidence and its application to improvements in patient care are neither well understood nor applied in the practice setting.

This paper provides a comprehensive review of previous studies on the role of natural ventilation in atrium buildings in different climates, efficient design parameters and their application to improvement of thermal performance and decrease of energy consumption.

This paper surveys the current efforts in mechanical micro-machining research and applications, especially for micro-milling operations, and suggests areas from macro-machining that should be examined and researched for application to the improvement of micro-machining processes.

However, a pleiotropic QTL with opposite effects on the SPP and 1,000-grain 1,000-grain) is complicated and challenging in terms of its application to rice improvement.

Subsequent advances in theoretical understanding of the inheritance of quantitative traits and their application to genetic improvement have made it possible to reach a high degree of specialization in several breeds for the last fifty years.

Therefore, the content of the draft genome is sufficient for the intended application to genetic improvement.

The transcriptome depicting gene network in the leaves and the roots regulated by salt shock provides valuable information on salt resistance genes for future application to crop improvement.

Genomic discovery in oat and its application to oat improvement have been hindered by a lack of genetic markers common to different genetic maps, and by the difficulty of conducting whole-genome analysis using high-throughput markers.

Thermal energy storage in cooling applications contributes to improvements in overall system efficiency as well as to better energy quality management.

The CRISPRm tools should therefore find use in many higher-order synthetic biology applications to accelerate improvements in industrial microorganisms.

Our studies establish a quantitative framework to understand coclustering-mediated metabolic channeling and its application to both efficiency improvement and metabolic regulation.