Sentence examples for damage improving from inspiring English sources

In this paper we develop a very efficient Finite Element Microstructure MEshfree (FEMME) method to account for the effect of microstructure on quasi-brittle properties within finite element simulations of damage, improving the accuracy and computational cost of calculations at engineering length-scales.

In this research, we induced diabetes mellitus in Sprague Dawley rats using streptozotocin (STZ) and assessed the effectiveness of N. sativa fixed and essential oils in 8 weeks trails in reducing oxidative damage, improving antioxidant potential, modulation of hepatic enzymes, and boosting immunity.

Our results collectively suggest that invertases play an important role in determining a plant's ability to respond to, and to even overcompensate for, apical damage, improving our understanding of the molecular basis for this long-debated phenomenon in plant-animal interactions.

Methotrexate caused mucosal damage improved with vitamin A co-administration.

Accurate assessment of bruising damage improves profitability by allowing allocation of berries to appropriate product streams.

Inspired by international escalation in agricultural sustainability debates, we explored the promise of landscape-scale conservation buffers to mitigate environmental damage, improve ecological function, and enhance scenic quality.

In creep-feed grinding research, it is vital to measure surface temperature of workpiece in order to optimize process parameters, prevent potential thermal damage, improve the surface integrity of workpiece and provide reference for modelling of grinding.

In conclusion, the protective effect of madecassoside against d-gal-induced cognitive impairment was mainly due to its ability to reduce oxidative damage, improve synaptic plasticity and restore cholinergic function.

In the remaining weeks until Election Day, Latino Decisions will continue to analyze the degree to which that damage improves, worsens or remains constant.

To our knowledge our study is the first to report that a mitigator of radiation damage improves survival of animals in an experimental model of thoracic radiation damage.

This decompression results in decreased left ventricular work, reduces myocardial damage, improves chamber compliance, and favors "reverse remodeling" by improving left ventricular geometry [ 9].