Sentence examples for has effectively improved from inspiring English sources
All the results indicate that the Mo Cr duplex-alloying has effectively improved the wear resistance of Ti6Al4V.
The simulation and experiment results indicate that this technology has effectively improved signal noise ratio (SNR) of Doppler signal and reduced the system request for SNR of signal.
As a result, PF has effectively improved concrete's compressive strength, flexural strength, bonding strength, dynamic performance, and fatigue life, while reduced the water penetration and abrasion mass loss.
The seven-year-old has effectively improved in the handicap weights by more than five stone over the last year, rising from an official rating of 69 to 142 before victory here.
The introduction of biogas energy sources, for instance, in China and India, has effectively improved livelihoods of rural communities where it has considerably decreased the dependence on energy consumption from fossil and wood sources [16, 19 22].
Experimental result shows that the proposed model has effectively improved the controlling accuracy with an average agreement of 92.7% and 96.5% with the required allowable relative movement of 30 mm and 80 mm respectively, which leads to the decreased switching on or off of AC (alternating current) contactors and prolongs the service life of AC contactors.
Lower cultivation temperature of 25°C under optimized conditions (Figure 5a and 5b), had effectively improved the bromelain production.
We relied on collecting data within the scope of the three E's because interventions that include all three components have effectively improved pedestrian safety in other settings (Staunton et al. 2007; Boye and Geller, 2000; Standfast, 1988).
From the results, it is observed that the proposed DC/AC energy conversion schemes have effectively improved the power quality and resiliency, and thereby, leverages REMs as better future grids.
Pharmacist based interventions have effectively improved management of hypertension.
Randomized controlled trials aimed to increase diabetes knowledge have effectively improved clinical outcomes.
