Sentence examples for better capacity in from inspiring English sources
Meigs pushed new regulations and training to sharpen inspections, and was therefore better able to provide better capacity: in fiscal year 1862, the Army acquired nearly 110,000 horses and 84,000 mules – not to mention the forage and grain necessary to feed them.
The designed EAC-S has better capacity in vibration attenuation than the conventional substructure, and could improve the stress and deformation behavior of the subgrade bed.
Compared with the conventional CCME WQI, the grey CCME WQI has a stricter calculation method in synthetic evaluation and a better capacity in water quality warning.
The ground vibration of RAC-S is approximately 70%% lower than that of S 0, which means that the railway substructures with the asphalt layer have better capacity in ground vibration attenuation than the conventional concrete slab track.
Doctors in private CHCs are likely to have better capacity in primary care if the government purchases public health care services as it does from public ones.
In rural Malawi, for instance, probably only the CHAM facilities have a better capacity in terms of infrastructure, medical equipment and personnel than most public facilities.
Jordan is cutting costs: $1 billion through better purchasing, $1 billion through better capacity utilization in its data centers and server farms and $1 billion from lower labor costs after layoffs.
It was also found that the sample with higher thermodynamic stability exhibited better capacity retention in the discharge charge cycle tests.
Main finding of present study supported that transplantation of ELCs showed better capacity than ASCs in preserving neurovascular structure after HI brain injury in rats.
Strategies to circumvent these limitations have involved the use of other adenovirus types that have a better capacity to replicate in vivo.
Our previous study showed that these P. aeruginosa strains, which were isolated at the late stage of CF chronic infection, have better capacity to persist in the murine lung and to cause chronic infection when compared to early strain [8].
