Sentence examples for envisaged to improve from inspiring English sources
To mitigate this risk, three actions are envisaged to improve the resource efficiency and sustainability of feldspathic fluxes: 1) full valorization of primary deposits, 2) increasing recourse to alternative sources, 3) relaxing the technological constraints in ceramic applications.
We hypothesized that the process of statistical standardization, akin to bone mineral density (BMD) z-scores, and originally envisaged to improve inter-laboratory comparability of ER/PgR assay results, might be useful to improve comparability of results between qPCR and IHC assay methods.
In this work, selective etching action of a judiciously selected organic solvent was envisaged to improve the electrochemical characteristics of the electrodes.
Various areas of progress have been envisaged to improve the performance of these studies, and by consequence, the efficiency of reimbursement of medical devices by the national health insurance.
Modification in the structure of conjugate by linking the BFCA through a long-chain linker can be envisaged to improve the affinity of [99mTcN PNP ]-folic acid complex towards FRs.
However, further research and refinements could be envisaged to improve its realism.
In using ceasefire agreements as a tool for NSAGs' compliance with human rights law to improve protection of subsistence rights during humanitarian crises, it is envisaged that provisions detailing the relevant norms of human rights law and the standards expected to be upheld by parties to the conflict will be included.
It is envisaged that treatments that provide effective symptom control will also have the potential to improve patients' social functioning and overall quality of life.
These were envisaged as "a unique opportunity to align education, clinical research, informatics, innovation, training & education and healthcare delivery," with the goal being "to improve patient and population health outcomes by translating research into practice and developing and implementing integrated health care services" [ 10].
Such composite workflows are termed as meta-workflows [7 9] and are envisaged to use existing workflows as components of the meta-workflow for improving their development and enabling their reusability.
