Sentence examples for corresponding improvements from inspiring English sources
Whilst there are few studies which assess the effect of yoga on neuro-cognition, considering its capacity to improve a wide range of cardiovascular parameters, there may be corresponding improvements in the cognitive profile.
It shows that Thames salmon stocking has now stopped because of the futility of putting fish in the water without corresponding improvements in habitat and water quality.
Re "Population Shift in the West Raises Wildfire Concerns" (front page, May 30): Development is proceeding in many wildland areas without corresponding improvements in the primary transportation network.
The quantitative gains achieved during this period were not matched by corresponding improvements in the quality of education.
If so, it might take more interest-rate rises, and a big jump in unemployment, to ease inflation.According to the Treasury, if interest rates do have to rise further, private firms and their workers will be to blame, for agreeing on big pay rises without corresponding improvements in productivity.
We've also seen corresponding improvements in CTRs and eCPMs".
Early treatment results in a transient reduction in the size and number of the GVF scotomas, but as the scotomas improve, there is no corresponding improvement in PR signal.
The improved quality of sleep, and corresponding improvement in quality of waking life, will quickly make it a nonissue.
Consequently the corresponding improvement in power factor leads to an improved thermoelectric figure of merit (ZT) of 0.9 at 800 K for the sample with x=0.1, which is ∼15% higher than that of Zn-free sample.
Whilst the patients' physical health improved significantly after CABG there was no corresponding improvement in the partners' physical health.
Experimental results show that gradient interlayer significantly decreases internal stress, increases adhesion strength as well as improves interface fracture toughness, and then anti-wear ability shows a corresponding improvement.
