Sentence examples for further improved since from inspiring English sources

Some of them, such as kenaf or wood fiber, are already commercialized but their diffusion could be further improved since their performance is similar to the synthetic ones.

Therefore, we believe that the performance of Systems 1 and 3 can be further improved since both adopted the simplest tag scheme, IOB.

This validation study was conducted in 2004 2005, and we cannot exclude that quality of care has further improved since then.

Although only 54% of states and territories reported that they could send broadcast faxes of health information to emergency departments, this particular capacity is a high priority for bioterrorism preparedness and is almost certain to have been further improved since the survey was completed.

Array resolution has further improved since technology has allowed an increase in the number of features present on an array and shorter sequences have been used as targets: cDNA (Pollack et al., 1999; Heiskanen et al., 2000), PCR amplicons (Mantripragada et al., 2004; Dhami et al., 2005) and above all, oligonucleotide probes that are now widely used (Brennan et al., 2004; Carvalho et al., 2004).

Overall cancer mortality was decreasing in both sexes in Umbria and this favourable trend will probably continue and further improve since population screening against breast, cervix, and large bowel cancers were recently introduced.

There is a scope to obtain further improved results since only the positive data points have been considered for the present analysis.

And then, deterministic matrix of low t-average coherence from the proposed MCSGD algorithm further improved the efficiency of CRN since the number of reports was reduced with detection performance constraint and the transmission of deterministic filter coefficient matrix was unnecessary.

The results were further improved during the next decade, but since then, no clinically significant advances have been made in survival, although more patients access combination chemotherapy within and outside trials.

Since then, many scientists and physicians further improved the endoscopic technology in terms of safety and practicality.

We believe this findings will be helpful to further improve our current work, since if the variance of the normalizing factor could be constrained in a small range the approximation will be further improved in Equation 6.