Sentence examples for by an improved method from inspiring English sources
Six novel ionic liquids based on benzotriazolium ion were synthesized by an improved method.
Lithium difluoro(oxalato borate (LiODFB) (99.5%, by weight) is synthesized by an improved method, with the co-product of LiBF4 (99.5%, by weight).
A novel biphenol monomer, 1,4-bis(4-hydroxy-phenyl)-2,3-dicyanonaphthlene 4-hydroxy-phenyl -2,3-dicyanonaphthlenep reaction from reduced phenolphthalein containing a hydro cyanic group by an improved method.
NBD linked alkyne 26 was prepared by a substitution reaction from NBD-Cl (4-chloro-7-nitrobenzofurazan) 25 by an improved method based on that previously reported in the literature.
More refined physiological experiments (preceded by an improved method for harvesting the buoyant cells associated with alkane) are needed to provide further hints as to the alkane activation mechanism in strain HdN1, with consideration of its apparently diverse monooxygenases.
Based on these requirements, it enables the designer to pick up a design point in the solution space through constraint analysis, and then conduct mission analysis either step by step or via auto iteration by using an improved method for estimating the takeoff weight.
The Lausanne group has increased the efficiency by developing an improved method for crystallising the perovskite onto the titanium dioxide film.
We address these problems by developing an improved method, EXpression Array MINing Engine (EXAMINE), to infer gene regulatory networks from time-series gene expression data sets.
In this study, we have identified the candidates of master regulators based on our previous study [ 5], by using an improved method for their identification [ 8].
The CO model was improved: by using collected data on the CO REC relationship rather than assuming an implausible linear relationship; by taking statistical uncertainty into account rather than using only best estimates of parameters; and by using an improved method for imputing CO levels from samples
It is postulated that natural uncertainties are inherent to the specific process and they cannot be reduced by use of an improved method or more sophisticated model.
