Sentence examples for explicitly to improve from inspiring English sources

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].

Since THA, in most cases, aims explicitly to improve HRQOL, using HRQOL measures as endpoint in orthopaedic research on evaluation of treatment outcome is now seen as a necessity to fully understand the effects of this intervention [ 26].

For example, Impact Capital, the firm acquired by Goldman, makes investments that are explicitly designed to improve the lives of impoverished communities, or to promote conservation or energy efficiency.

The military lawyer assigned to defend an Australian, David Hicks, detained at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, said on Wednesday that the military commission system under which his client might soon be tried was inherently unfair and was explicitly created to improve the likelihood of convictions.

Throughout these lessons, relevant NOS concepts should be explicitly discussed to improve students' understanding of the scientific process.

Gerrymandering personnel selection systems is defined as those practices explicitly intended to improve the outcomes of individual applicants or groups of applicants to the detriment of other individuals and groups.

In this way, the active-learning exercises are explicitly designed to improve understanding of specific concepts or data analysis skills.