Sentence examples for could be much improved from inspiring English sources
It suggests that device efficiency could be much improved through proper surface treatment.
The system could be much improved if, first of all, colleges and publishers would acknowledge that textbooks are more akin to computer software than to trade books.
This work demonstrates that, although the amount of enzymes did not vary significantly with the underlayer thickness, their hydrolytic activity could be much improved by increasing the distance from the oxide surface and, likely, by favoring their accessibility.
The result depicted that the catalyst content and reactive area could be much improved at the optimized condition, and the conversion rate and hydrogen selectivity approached 97.9% and 97.4%, respectively, at a very low operating temperature of 180 °C with scarce or no binder in catalyst.
He really thought mail could be much improved.
Its execution, however, in light of the capabilities of electronic trading, could be much improved.
Hawthorne was not pro-slavery, but he was constitutionally opposed to enthusiasm and doubted the world could ever be much improved.
The cleaning routines could not be much improved in the wards, as most of the surfaces were rough and manual cleaning difficult, but one stable at a time was closed for incoming patients and cleaned.
"It could be much better, but at least it's improving — even if slowly".
I think it's time the practice was revived, this time with such ostentatiously serious recent explorations of Gallic eros as "Romance," "A Pornographic Affair" and this brain-dead film, which would be much improved if it could be seen a second time -- as farce.
