Sentence examples for for which improvements from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the former (improved mitochondrial efficiency) is the strong effect on glycine, for which improvements in insulin sensitivity were associated with recovery of glycine concentrations.

We identify problem features for which a high price is paid in number of services lost for poor initial triage and for which improvements in initial job assessment yield significant improvements in service outcomes.

We propose an energy aware on-demand routing protocol for CDMA mobile ad hoc networks, for which improvements in the energy consumption are realized by both introducing an energy-based routing measure and by enhancing the physical layer performance using beamforming.

If it does, exactly which context influences are important for which improvements?

In order to understand the cognitive and neural mechanisms that underlie this intervention, it is important to examine tasks on which this technique has no impact, as well as those for which improvements are observed.

Our research has shown that DGU has the potential for providing high precision lipoprotein density profiles by reducing error in the measurements through an understanding of how DGU works systematically and in theory and identifying the areas for which improvements are necessary.

Within financial incentive schemes, indicators may also be removed because achievement rates have reached a ceiling, thereby allowing new indicators, for which improvement is possible, to be introduced. 1 Incentives are intended to improve performance by changing physicians' behaviour, but even when this approach is successful the change may be temporary.

If anything, this promotes stress for users and is an issue for which improvement is urgently needed.

Sixty rice genes for which improvement of disease resistance was shown are presented in Tables 1, 2, 3, and 4. We selected a gene only if the corresponding paper provided data concerning in vivo resistance and some information on the spectrum of pathogens that were tested.

Pareto solutions are those for which improvement in one goodness-of-fit dimension can only occur with the worsening of at least one other goodness-of-fit dimension.

This is consistent with a "task-specific" approach to exercise prescription i.e., that greater improvements are seen when exercises are most similar to the task for which improvement is sought [ 16].