Sentence examples for have improved previously from inspiring English sources

In [31], energy efficiency is considered as one of the parameters and have improved previously existing trust-based algorithms.

First, the fabrication process went through a series of process including polystyrene (PS) monolayer deposition, PS size reduction, Ni metal deposition, PS lift-off, additional Cr metal deposition, Ni lift-off, and final reactive ion etching process we have improved previously [19, 20].

According to our results, we have improved the previously reported model of the thermal donor generation.

We have improved a previously reported hydroponic system, consisting of a glass jar and stainless piece integrated by a wire screen fixed between two flat rings and held in place by three legs [ 8], by a simpler and cheaper system assembled with a PE vessel and a seed-holder integrated by a circle-shape HDPE mesh and two PE rings.

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Early studies of residential exposure to EMF suggested a higher incidence of leukemia and brain cancer in children living near power lines having high wire configuration; however, more recent studies, which have improved upon the methods previously used, have been at best inconsistent [ 8].

The SAR of a new small molecule legumain inhibitor chemotype was explored and found to have improved physiochemical properties compared to previously developed inhibitors within our group.

Some of the fibres have improved mechanical properties compared with those previously reported for this class of semiflexible polyazomethine.

Some of them were shown to have improved scavenging activity when compared with previously reported analogues, allowing the inference of preliminary conclusions on the structure activity relationship.

This design has improved upon previously reported work by applying a more robust sensor system in a challenging flow-channel environment that more closely resembles industrial desalination units.

To this end, the procedure introduced by Flack (1983 ▸) has improved on previously used methods (Hamilton, 1965 ▸; Rogers, 1981 ▸), and has since established itself as the main standard technique (Flack & Bernardinelli, 1999 ▸, 2000 ▸, 2008 ▸).