Sentence examples for continued enhancements from inspiring English sources
"There will be continued enhancements and refinements," Bremner said.
There will be continued enhancements in those areas.
Extrapolating the same trends in representative areas for the remainder of the decade serves to highlight where further improvement in materials and techniques can drive continued enhancements in usability, efficiency, reliability and overall cost of power semiconductor solutions.
Only JunB showed continued enhancement with in the time course after NTP treatment, while the expression levels of c-Jun and c-Fos remained stable.
The continued enhancement of biomaterial strategies is known to be highly dependent on the ability to promote rapid and stable vascularization within scaffolds [ 4].
By reporting a protocol for CLSA, we hope to encourage standardisation and expansion of recorded lung sounds via an online library for continued enhancement of machine learning as well as for continued scientific research and clinical education.
"We believe this exciting proposal will tap into the potential of Paddington and will prove to be a major catalyst for the continuing enhancement of the area, especially Praed Street – in much the same way that the Shard did for London Bridge," the developer said when the proposal was announced last October.
And the past 100 years has seen continued cognitive enhancement, as least judged by the steady rise in population IQ scores across the developed world.
As reported elsewhere in the BMC [ 67] the investigator team with additional international collaborators have continued further enhancement of the CODAC system and plan to use this system within their own settings over a period of time prior to re-evaluation of its performance across these diverse settings.
Meanwhile, ground development continued with roofing enhancements to the North Stand and an increase in capacity to 31,500 by 1963.
The contrast enhancement continued until the animals excreted the black food from their digestive tracts.
