Sentence examples for by an improved ability from inspiring English sources

In this case, demographers said, the soaring Hispanic population was driven largely by waves of new immigrants, legal and illegal, as well as by an improved ability by census takers to count this group.

It suggests that learning was not driven by an improved ability to divide the moving objects into two specific subsets.

One possibility is that this change might be mediated by an improved ability to imagine the objects as being located where the simulated grasp is to be made, thereby providing the visuomotor system with a "quasi-real" goal object.

In one study, supplementary-fed female Ural owls, for example, benefitted by an improved ability to resist leucocytozoan infection which resulted in earlier egg-laying and bigger clutches.

However, our results showed that deeper sedation only predicted success if precut was allowed; this may be explained by an improved ability to use advanced rescue techniques with deeper sedation.

Previous studies have reported that acute exposure to HA results in an anaerobic stimulation of glycolysis [ 1– 6], and chronic HA acclimatization is characterized by an improved ability of efficient utilization of oxygen [ 1, 4, 6, 7].

Also, it is poorly absorbed by hemoglobin allowing an improved ability to treat through preretinal and subretinal hemorrhage [ 11].

The present study indicate the potential value of the PLS method in predicting and understanding the caries disease by showing i) an improved ability of multimarkers to predict caries cross-sectional (baseline caries) and prospective (2-year increment) and ii) a gliding scale of a multiplicity of known and novel biomarkers for caries.

It is an argument enabled by the improved ability to measure different elements of the game – defense, base running, and situational hitting – that were once weak points of statistical analysis.

In other words, the CHF of a nanofluid is enhanced by its improved ability to actively wet the heater surface, thanks to the porous structure of the thin nanoparticle sorption layers.

This can be achieved by our improved ability to electronically track mother and their babies over time and across Zambia.