Sentence examples for enhancement in system from inspiring English sources
A hybrid amplification design consisting of distributed Raman amplification and EDFA (Raman/EDFA), which has led to significant enhancement in system performance, is also described.
Using pure astrocyte cultures, as well as, mixed cortical cell cultures containing both neurons and astrocytes, we found that neither an enhancement in system xc− expression nor activity underlies the excitotoxic effects of aglycemia.
With the advent of tunable wavelength laser [ 14], implementation of swept source OCT (SS-OCT) using the laser has led to enhancement in system signal sensitivity and ranging distance, which is important for a wide range of clinical application [ 15, 16].
Soft error rate reduction has emerged as an important challenge and several works are dedicated to quantify the CED effective enhancement in systems reliability.
We seek here to understand the origins of toughness enhancement in systems comprised of the diamines poly(oxypropylene diamine (POPDA) and diethyltoluenediamine (DETDA) together with the epoxy resin diglycidyl ether of bisphenol A (DGEBA) via control of network isomerization.
The invention of Wireless Network Coding (WNC) has provided a means for a significant enhancement in wireless system performance [1 3].
The sensor showed a strong fluorescence enhancement in ethanol system of Zn2+ (excitation 430 nm and emission 498 nm).
The tunable intensity ratio between excited states and ground states reveals the existence of LO phonon-assisted carrier relaxation enhancement in such system.
Comparison of results of the proposed approach with that of the method proposed by M.H. Haque, clearly indicate that there is a good enhancement in the system stability.
The lack of an effective mucosal adjuvant is even more significant as none of the licensed adjuvants revealed a strong enhancement in immune system after mucosal administration.
Further, if there is a need of enhancement in the system then regression testing is needed to be performed in which it is required that a complete set of simulations must be re-performed.
