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That much is true, although a place in the final would constitute an improvement on the last two major tournaments where France lost in the quarter-finals.
(And even if one endorsed the disastrous principle one would hardly be better off. For then the addition of any proposition, whether true or false, would constitute an improvement on a false theory).
If this were the case, the 20 bp library should constitute an improvement on the libraries of shorter tags, and a larger proportion of the long tags ought to match the genome sequence.
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We don't think this freedom for developers would constitute an improvement to the current system, but it would almost certainly have a vastly negative effect on living standards at the lower end of the market.
Doesn't Google's answers to math questions or driving instructions constitute an improvement for its users?
This procedure constitutes an improvement of our recently published method[1] which focuses on complex optimizations with rigid proteins.
As can be seen in Table 2, Pro-Maya's PCC on the entire validation set reaches a value of 0.79, constituting an improvement of 0.07 and of 0.1 over the PCCs obtained by Prethermut and by PoPMuSiC-2.0, respectively.
It constitutes an improvement of the force analysis technique published several years ago.
This constitutes an improvement of 0.15, and it shows that red FPs can function as very efficient acceptors for CFP.
On this prediction-based version of the genome assembly, the number of CEGs identified by CEGMA increased from 49 genes (including 35 partial genes) to 54 genes (including 38 partial genes), which constitutes an improvement of 9%.
MEP Marietje Schaake, a member of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, was willing to hazard a politician's prediction that the proposals will be improved via the democratic process — albeit, what would constitute an improvement here of course depends on which side of the argument you stand.
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