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Based on literature review, this paper assumes that the integration of sustainability can be improved by developing a coherent and system approach between strategic, tactical and operational levels.
In addition, application of CRT can be improved by developing techniques to reach the optimal pacing site(s) easier and algorithms for easier programming of optimal atrioventricular delay and interventricular interval.
10) Paralysed man walks again The 'brain-computer interface' system will be improved by developing an implantable version, say experts A 26-year-old male who had suffered a spinal cord injury which had paralysed him from the waist down was given the ability to walk again by scientists, who rerouted brain waves to electrodes on his knees.
According to a large majority, the quality of teleradiology services could be improved by developing an obligatory quality assurance system (78%%).
It is understood that the overall efficiency of a nanostructured solar cell may be improved by developing a conformal monolayer coating of sensitizer as this can improve the light harvesting efficiency besides mitigating the back electron transfer.
We aimed to build a more generalisable model that could address the aforementioned challenge of intersectionality by providing evidence to support the hypothesis that classification can be improved by developing a blended model that incorporates knowledge of how different protected characteristics (e.g. race and sexuality) intersect in cyber hate speech.
The NN predictions were improved by developing a neural control-scheme.
The photocurrent amplification of LAPS was improved by developing the sensor structure and fabrication processes.
For example, reason allows me to conceive of my present state as being improved by developing my painting talents.
Energy efficiency of buildings can be improved by implementing strategies to develop the building envelope components.
In addition, predictions with an error of less than 3.3% indicated that the versatility and viability of the classical first-order kinetic model could be improved by using the models developed.
