Sentence examples for direct improvement from inspiring English sources

We reconcile gene trees reconstructed using RAxML and those inferred using TreeFix-DTL, AnGST and MowgliNNI with their corresponding species trees and show that improved topological accuracy translates into a direct improvement in correctly inferring evolutionary events like duplications, transfers, and losses (DTLs).

To Markus Schäperkötter, a researcher at Salzgitter-Mannesmann, the main difference between carrying out research projects in a public and industrial setting is that in universities, one is more free to take the research toward new directions for innovation, while within the industry, R&D "is focusing on the direct improvement of the production process and the continuous development of materials".

On Tuesday, the BBC Trust said that there had been a "clear and direct" improvement in the BBC's coverage of rural affairs.

A direct improvement in the distortion that may be expected from a magnifier can be obtained by the use of two simple lenses, usually plano-convex (flat on one side, outward-curved on the other, with the curved surfaces facing each other).

And this reflection leads to the updating of protocols even though a direct improvement in the results is not guaranteed.

The latter would lead to a direct improvement of the maximum resolution possible in a merged beam experiment.

Susan's Hallam School project has led to direct improvements of the quality of service we provide to our clients, and we are proud to now claim a 96% retention rate with our client base.

Water companies have invested heavily, pouring £2bn into direct improvements to bathing water quality since 1990.

This resulted in direct improvements to maternal and newborn health outcomes.

This focus has resulted in substantial knowledge gains, but a modest return on investment based on direct improvements in clinical care.

CAMM methods can be used to help direct improvements to important antibody features, and can provide insights into the effects of molecular structure on biological activity that are difficult or impossible to obtain in any other way.