Sentence examples for explicitly improved from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the effective dielectric constant of permeability of the mortars is explicitly improved in the related frequency ranges with the addition of the EAF slags.

This paper presents a novel algorithm introducing a new strategy to integrate anticipated future visit requests during plan generation, aimed at explicitly improving customer satisfaction.

To achieve this, we designed and implemented a novel routing protocol for D2D communications that optimises routing decisions for explicitly improving malware detection.

Two were human rights organisations and three focused on working for greater corporate responsibility, and campaign explicitly for improved workers' rights.

In contrast, one participant explicitly observed improved progress note quality.

But embracing it more explicitly would improve the substance of the president's plan, and make it easier to explain to voters.

But only a few scientists work directly and explicitly to improve the human condition on a wide scale.

Since the refinement is evaluation-driven, the experts and the engineers are motivated explicitly to improve the knowledge base and are able to communicate with each other using a common, consistent platform.

In iOS 10.3 Apple is aiming to expand its access to user data via its cloud storage and back-up service, iCloud, though not (at least explicitly) to improve iCloud itself — rather it says it will be using insights gleaned there to help it improve its Siri voice assistant (among other unnamed services).

These abuses mostly occurred after Congress enacted the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act, explicitly to improve corporate auditing in the wake of the Enron fraud.

Indeed, about half of American yoga practitioners (more than 13 million people) reported starting practice explicitly to improve their health [ 6, 7].