Sentence examples for convincingly improve from inspiring English sources

How can we arrange SLEs that convincingly improve learning in comparison to existing learning environments.

On the other hand, substitution of a less selective inosine nucleotide did not convincingly improve the extension efficiency.

Examples are the inclusion of unnecessary waiting times, enrollment constraints, grouping of students, inefficient temporal organization of the curriculum, the degree of flexibility in tempo, etc.   5) How can we arrange SLEs that convincingly improve learning in comparison to existing learning environments.

As it turned out, sugar and other sweeteners weren't enough to convincingly improve a wine's taste profile, but antifreeze, or at least its primary ingredient, diethylene glycol, could both increase sweetness and maintain body.

However, administration of generic antioxidants has failed to convincingly improve performance during exhaustive exercise.

Therefore, no drug or combination has been shown to be better than single agent doxorubicin, which does not convincingly improve survival over supportive care.

It convincingly improved the daylight levels within the imperceptible glare range without the increasing of the indoor air temperature.

The results, from both the numerical finite element simulation and experimental test, indicate that the soft-thresholding process is capable of effectively reducing the effect of noise, convincingly improving the sensitivity of damage identification, and discriminating relatively small damage.

Many randomized trials of adjuvant therapy have been performed in patients after resection of melanoma, but to date, no treatment has convincingly improved overall survival.

Cellular uptake and particularly endosomal escape is regarded as being pivotal for successful siRNA therapy, but no chemical modification or ligand conjugation has so far convincingly improved these properties.

A range of therapeutic modalities are available for the treatment of metastatic disease, but none has been shown convincingly to improve survival in randomised trials.