Sentence examples for generating improvements from inspiring English sources
These ingredients are combined into a framework for tackling the problem of generating improvements to protein structure predictions.
The firemen's strike imperils not just lives but if it leads to public spending increases disappearing into pay packets rather than generating improvements in services the government's entire strategy for its second term.At the same time, the chancellor now finds himself on dodgy fiscal ground.
The results also do not suggest that the program was successful in generating improvements in income.
Well functioning feedback mechanisms are essential for generating improvements in ongoing processes.
Following the trajectories of past significant innovations in scientific instruments, nanoscopy has spread into other branches of research, generated improvements and variations, and stimulated a budding industry.
The government and local stakeholders want to invest in ecosystem protection/restoration to generate improvements in water resources, water quality, coastal erosion control, and climate change mitigation.
The use of hornificated fibers as reinforcement generated improvements in the modulus of rupture and specific energy of the composites.
According to MIT's Tomaso Poggio, these can combine to generate improvements of up to a millionfold in applications such as the pedestrian-detection vision systems used in self-driving cars.
While those programs generated improvements in employee awareness, engagement, and accountability, it had become clear by 2009 that they alone would not enable Intel to solve the problem, because they didn't affect the root cause: the steadily rising cost of the care that employees and their families were receiving.
Leadership in the delivery of education had not generated improvements in areas of underperformance.
This suggests, but does not causally demonstrate (because of the study designs), that teaching both evolution and TA-NOS together tends to generate improvements in TA-NOS understanding.
