Sentence examples for distribution improvements from inspiring English sources

Although farming and food distribution improvements have increased the quality of life in Asia, Europe and North America, 2.6 billion people still live on less than $2 a day and suffer from chronic extreme poverty.

The SND generalizes the normal distribution to include skewed distributions as members, and hence the SNDOS method is applicable for quality improvement either the distribution of quality measurements follow a symmetric or skewed distribution.

But, he said, Edison is pushing forward with contingency plans to avoid power shortages in Southern California if the plant does remain shuttered, including transmission and distribution improvements.

Dose distribution improvements from margin reductions for the brainstem and the parotids were consistently better than those for other OARs.

The analytic methods make the performance improvement of a distribution system possible through adjusting its system parameters.

Intensity modulated radiation therapy offers a dose distribution improvement by modulating the two-dimensional X-ray fluence.

UHPC with nano-silica and combination of barite and quartz aggregate is composite which has finer pore-size distribution, improvement in compressive and flexural strength and in radiation protection characteristics, with potential usage as building material for hospitals and nuclear facilities.

Senators in Hawaii and South Dakota think so, having just introduced a bill (the "Reliable Emergency Alert Distribution Improvement," or READI, act) that would "explore" broadcasting alerts to "online streaming services, such as Netflix and Spotify," amongst other changes to the Emergency Alert System.

As a global interpretation, the results suggest that the proposed physiotherapy intervention in patients with DPN modestly changed the foot rollover to a more physiological process, supported by some improvement in dynamic pressure distribution, improvement of ankle extension moment and a better functional condition of the foot and ankle muscles.

Fig. 8 Spatial distribution of improvements in coordinate time series for each coordinate component on March 10 , 2011 based on the estimated "common" optimum process noise values.

Confounding factors such as registry completeness, stage migration and distribution, diagnostic improvements and lead-time bias have to be considered when analyzing trends in cancer survival.