Sentence examples for could probably be improved from inspiring English sources

For the design team, invention is about stepping back and finding those things in technology that aren't ideal, but you're so inured to them that you don't realize they could probably be improved.

He added that the Koreans had shown the way through their technological advance, and that the technique could probably be improved further if many different laboratories tried to develop it.

Therefore, resistance could probably be improved by selection among the promising F2 populations identified in this study.

Conclusion Functional and vital prognosis of CA could probably be improved by an aggressive management of PCAS.

These results could probably be improved if a multistatic m-D signature is used [12] where the self occlusion problem of the target is avoided.

In these cases, performance of CT image registration could probably be improved by using respiratory gating [14] or intermodality image registration to correct for small residual misalignments between CT and PET [15, 16].

If the market hazard could be better characterized (e.g., by longitudinal serologic surveillance [ 14 ]), the accuracy of our estimates would probably be improved (9 ).

This means that the results could probably be further improved in the future, as more sequences and information on plant biomass degraders become available.

Finally we would emphasise that the problem of missing information may not be quite as intractable as it sometimes seems and that current systems and processes could probably be dramatically improved even in the absence of electronic systems.

The efficiency could probably be greatly improved by sequencing a few additional strains in each cluster, for example, 1197 and 408 in Cluster 3 and 1198, 88, and 939 in Cluster 1.

The problem of under-reporting and misclassification of injuries could probably be addressed by improving injury recording at hospitals and other medical institutions, rather than trying to make the police attend to more traffic accidents than they do.