Sentence examples for attempts at improving the from inspiring English sources
No need to be alarmed: what you saw was probably one of several attempts at improving the fuel economy of long-haul trucks.
The characteristics of these failures are still not well understood, hence, attempts at improving the implant fixation are somewhat blind and the failure rate remains high.
The development of the new guides to find drugs highlighting attempts at improving the attrition rate from hits to final medicines by focusing on how to improve the druggability of hits, leads and drugs during the drug discovery process represents a key approach to design next better generation of medicines.
At the time of his appointment, the University of Florida at Lake City was experiencing a controversy of its own: its administration and faculty were hopelessly fractured by personality conflicts and its unpopular president's failed attempts at improving the small school's instruction and academic standing.
This review provides an overview of the different attempts at improving the exploration of patient-level data.
Moreover, in pharmacoangiography, which exploits the different responses of tumour tissue and normal tissue, attempts at improving the diagnostic image by using epinephrine had been reported long ago (Abrams, 1964).
Ms Thomson said that, in a further attempt at improving the efficiency of the BBC, the corporation would be stripping out tiers of management so that there would be seven layers of organisation from director-general to the most junior members of staff.
Consequently, we make the first attempt at improving the vacuum tribological behaviors of PDC.
We in the U.S. are stuck with it, alas, but Change Politics — a global effort — is a smart attempt at improving the practice for the 80percentt of people who are expected to walk into a voting booth with a smartphone this year; whomever owns that real estate could well become a powerful force in politics.
In another attempt at improving the antiemetic regimens for AML, Uchida and colleagues [ 15] published a retrospective analysis of patients with hematological malignancies, receiving multiday chemotherapy.
Notwithstanding the general commitment to third party authorization included in most of the above documents, there is a common underlying distinction between research in the pursuit of knowledge with a possibility and added intent of improving the patient's health, and research that simply aims to extend knowledge with no attempt at improving the patient's health.
