Sentence examples for doing so improve from inspiring English sources

This paper looks at a novel mechanism for encouraging students to take more ownership of their learning of control topics and, by doing so, improve engagement and learning.

And there's no question that they help these families who are often under enormous stress and by doing so improve soldiers' morale.

Private equity (PE) firms have an enormous opportunity to create social value and improve the environment and, in doing so, improve their financial returns.

This two-part Insider?s Edge series will give readers an overview of how to take charge of their professional development, and in doing so improve their marketability for future career opportunities.

Through its GetSalesDone mobile app and supporting service it wants to dramatically improve the User Experience of CRM systems, thus making data entry less of a chore and more accurate, and in doing so improve the sales bottom line.

Visual neurons, which are responsive to the weak visual motion-direction signals, may thus increase their responses to this visual stimulus via the learning signal and in doing so improve sensitivity to that motion-direction.

These dedicated men and women hired people in the neighborhoods to work in the clinics and by doing so, improved the lives of three generations of families.

We demonstrate how this background knowledge can be incorporated into variable and model voting and show that doing so improves performance significantly, especially when the number of observations is small.

We have performed a simulation and experimental study designed to evaluate whether controllers that integrate such features can modulate joint impedance and, by doing so, improving performance with respect to disturbance rejection.

MPs did not buy this in 2005, and both the main opposition parties still say they will not back an extension unless the evidence for doing so improves dramatically.

Responding to a customer who emailed Apple chief executive Tim Cook asking if he quit apps and if doing so improved battery life, Apple's head of software Craig Federighi replied "No and No", reports 9to5Mac.