Sentence examples for because of its improving from inspiring English sources

The expected rise in demand for Hyundai's cars because of its improving brand image and quality is likely to offset the pressure on export earnings from a stronger won, an end to tax breaks for car buyers in Korea and trimmed tax breaks in China.

The mutant protein, because of its improved stability and strengthened lattice interactions, thus provides a significantly improved reagent for use in structure-based drug design for this important disease target.

Within a few years, continuous veno-venous hemofiltration (CVVH) replaced CAVH because of its improved performance and safety.

Because of its improved stability, use of sugar-stabilized freeze-dried H5N1 WIV vaccine could increase the efficacy of pre-pandemic stockpiling and subsequent vaccine deployment.

Concerning probe geometry we used a U-shaped cannula design because of its improved recovery properties compared with the concentric one (Horn and Engelmann 2001).

The Alamar Blue assay was considered as a benchmark cytotoxicity test because of its improved performance compared to other pertinent assays, e.g. detection of cell densities as low as 200 cells/well [ 29, 30].

Furthermore, we emphasize that the DNA-based LbL-assembled nanoparticle system (e.g., ODN-MS/PLL/DNA/PEI/DNA) can be used in systemic delivery applications because of its improved stability for longer periods of time in vivo.

Nano-structured calcium phosphate (nano-CaP) ceramic could be a promising bone graft substitute because of its potentially improved mechanical and biological properties.

In particular, Si QD is persistently considered as a candidate for next-generation light emitters in Si photonics because of its greatly improved internal and external quantum efficiencies [7, 8].

Clustering is also useful in exploratory data analysis (e.g., in exploring token occurrences in an unknown language), and indirectly supports various NLP applications because of its utility in improving language models, for instance in providing word clusters to be used for backing off from specific words in cases of data sparsity.

In addition to the key medical associations, we also reached key MOH personnel including the Chief Nurse Officer and the Director of Medical Services, who support the practice because of its approach to improving access for the hard-to-reach populations.