Sentence examples for exploit the improvement from inspiring English sources

The idea was to exploit the improvement in the economy to put Conservative tax and spending plans under the spotlight.

If this relationship reveals a social and statistic regularity that we can exploit, the improvement of average nutritional status in the poorest countries will generate a positive social effect way beyond its economic effect.

The computational layer needs to exploit the improvements and benefits offered by the latest Big Data frameworks in order to be able to handle the sheer volume of data produced by the physical layer.

Miyamoto's design exploited the improvements in graphics processing made possible by Nintendo's MMC (Memory Map Controller) chip, and the provision of battery-powered backup storage in Nintendo's new game cartridges allowed players to save their progress, thus making extended story lines more practical.

When the HT estimator is used, i.e., when no auxiliary information is exploited, the improvements are similar in each of the three populations.

Here, the algorithm already provides accurate CSIT and it is better to exploit the channel gain improvement provided by MET instead of the quantization accuracy improvement of QBC.

This leads to the result that a significant growth of DG penetration in multi-bus microgrids will require new control scheme in order to exploit the power quality improvement capability of DG units.

The main limitation to the implementation of an online logbook is the compliance of users and supervisors to exploit the potential for quality improvement this tool can offer: motivation is key to support and improve accuracy and completeness of the data entered.

However, this comparative advantage of camels as a milk producer over other livestock has not been adequately exploited in the improvement of the ASAL community livelihoods.

Altogether, our findings present a model to study male-specific chromatin remodeling, which can be exploited for the improvement of somatic cell nuclear transfer.

In this review we examine some of the in vivo selection processes to see whether they could be exploited for the improvement of laboratory tests of sperm quality and how they relate to current and future sperm selection strategies.