Sentence examples for exhibit improvements from inspiring English sources
They were able to exhibit improvements in execution similar to the improvement H.M. showed in mirror learning, but only after they were instructed what to do each day.
Longitudinal studies of visual performance show that most Leber congenital amaurosis patients remain stable, some deteriorate, and rare cases exhibit improvements.
The experimental results exhibit improvements for commonly used similarity thresholds of between 40% and 80%, in the best case decreasing the execution time up to 11% and increasing the number of filtered candidates up to 63%.
With the adoption of a comprehensive nursing care and follow-up program, patients with heart failure may exhibit improvements in their self-care capabilities and their hospitalizations may be reduced.
While it is unlikely that there will be improvement in cognitive abilities even if dietary treatment successfully reduces blood PHE, there is anecdotal evidence suggesting that patients may exhibit improvements in behavior, psychiatric symptomatology, and seizure control.4 Therefore, a trial of treatment is justified in such patients.
Our simulations reveal that ring oscillators with double, triple, and quadruple NW channels exhibit improvements of up to 50%, 85%, and 97%, respectively, in the oscillation frequencies (fosc), compared to a ring oscillator with a single NW channel, due to the large drive current, in spite of the increased intrinsic capacitance of a given device.
Results exhibit improvement in performance by adopting optimal operating conditions.
The nanocomposites obtained exhibit improvement in flexural strength, flexural modulus, and elongation at break.
Gamma and vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) irradiated ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) exhibit improvement in surface modulus and hardness.
Moreover, the blend nanofibers with 80/20 with 3% NC exhibit improvement in unique properties compared to pure PVA/IGT.
This paper examines a school accountability program that provides financial support to low-performing schools but has no direct punishment scheme for recipients who do not exhibit improvement.
