Sentence examples for available improvement from inspiring English sources

Finally, an example is presented to demonstrate the ability of the control concept to utilise a high percentage of the theoretically available improvement potential for automatic control.

Normalized gain takes into account differences in student knowledge and measures the fraction of the available improvement that can be gained (Slater et al., 2010).

Student scores were used to calculate normalized learning gains (Hake, 1998), a metric that takes into account differences in student knowledge and measures the fraction of the available improvement that can be gained.

A more subtle refusal to adopt available improvements is a more likely strategy that can be shielded by the "no retrogression" test, lawyers who have handled these cases say.

Of the 48 patients in whom data were available regarding improvement in disability as measured by the RM, clinically meaningful improvement (i.e., 3+ points [ 28- 30]) was seen in 32 patients (66.7%).

When the input copies are encoded at high-bit rate ranges or more copies are available, the improvement in quality becomes more significant.

If only anatomical information that does not highlight the scars can be made available, the improvement in lesion contrast and recovery would be so marginal that its acquisition would not be worth the effort.

Additionally, we have also to consider that there are no data available whether improvement of migraine with HCs use, as well with any other preventative treatment, are associated with decrease the risk of vascular events.

These findings suggest that there are differences for physicians in office settings that need to be considered; perhaps they face greater challenges with less advanced EMR features and fewer resources available for improvement.

While a number of canopy measuring techniques are already available, recent improvements in digital photography and the availability of affordable commercial photogrammetry packages have created an opportunity to develop highly detailed three-dimensional digital models of maize canopies.

As Mr Summers repeatedly points out, the government has failed manifestly to tackle even the highest-return infrastructure projects available: like improvements to America's crumbling but critical JFK airport.