Sentence examples for further improvement analysis from inspiring English sources

A further two items 'I've been feeling interested in other people' and 'I've had energy to spare' were deleted, resulting in further improvement (Analysis 3).

Further improvement of automatic analysis software will primarily have to challenge the shortcomings of vessel detection to improve overall quality of analysis results.

Further improvement of the analysis time, with conservation of the previously optimized selectivity, was possible by reducing the gradient time and increasing the flow rate.

Further improvement of the analysis was accomplished by considering the crash outcome severity of all the individuals involved in a crash and not just drivers, utilizing hospital data, and pairing the observations with and without road barriers along same or similar road segments to better control the unobserved heterogeneity.

Overall, the included models were implemented with quite a high standard of quality, even though some areas were identified for further improvement (eg, sensitivity analysis and databases).

Conceivably, further improvement of degradome analysis sensitivity and detailed examination of possible translational repression functions of these miRNAs in peach or transgenic plants would provide information of whether or not these miRNAs are functional in peach.

In addition, it is possible that these models need further improvement: a meta-analysis has reported the c-statistic values for CURB-65 and PSI to be 0.80 and 0.81, respectively [ 8].

These limitations point to directions for further improvement of dosage effect analysis.

In the near future as the use of clinical high-field (3 Tesla) systems with modern multi-element coil configurations becomes more widespread and new high-resolution isotropic 3D sequences are utilised a further improvement in the morphological analysis of cartilage implants can be expected.

Further improvement of algorithmic image-analysis tools based on current results will be another strategy to facilitate the integration of the CARS imaging system with current surgical approaches as computerized decision making systems.

Further improvement was achieved by statistical analysis of manually annotated GO terms for each neighboring protein.