Sentence examples for argued improvements from inspiring English sources

Wood Mackenzie's annual review argued improvements in exploration success and production performance were crucial to ensuring the sector's longevity.

Livestock development efforts in the past laid primary emphasis on rapid genetic improvement arguing that improvements in feeding will be ineffective when animals with low genetic potential are raised.

It may be reasonably argued that improvements in current sensor technologies would improve the performance of CL systems, with or without the addition of pramlintide.

Mr. de Blasio argued that improvements in early childhood education were critical to improving the city's long-term economy and its middle class.

Others argued that improvements in African-American education and Northern migration were responsible.

The borough president at least argued transit improvements must come first.

He has long argued that improvements in fuel economy should be left to manufacturers and has personally lobbied members of Congress against efforts to make cars and S.U.V.'s go farther on a gallon of gas.

Jevons argued that improvements in fuel efficiency tend to increase, rather than decrease, fuel use: "It is a confusion of ideas to suppose that the economical use of fuel is equivalent to diminished consumption.

Formula fed infants seem to have lower numbers of Bifidobacterium, even though it has been argued that improvements in the composition of infant formulas hsve reduced this difference [12].

In a recent paper we have argued that improvements in CV strategies have diminished the relative benefit of HFOV [ 6].

However, it may also be argued that improvements in the reporting guidelines are based on their wide utilization and exposure to critical appraisal.