Sentence examples for improve a set of from inspiring English sources

At one time I had the job of identifying at NASA which new observations I could bring into the forecast system to improve a set of known deficiencies.

The output of the algorithm was a list of refactorings the software engineer could apply to improve a set of metrics.

In this study we have improved a set of experimental procedures and software settings that permits the quantification of mitosis, ploidy, supernumerary centrosomes and apoptotic cell death by fluorescence (video microscopy coupled to automated image analysis.

We have recently developed and improved a set of bioinformatic tools to estimate all peptides within a virus that can be presented to the immune system (the CTL epitope repertoire).

We used mixed methods including interviews of opinion leaders and a representative cross-section of staff, roundtables, a survey targeting the whole critical care team (n = 546) and a Delphi exercise to generate a baseline consensus for the need to improve and a set of novel quality improvement interventions and tools.

To improve accuracy, a set of drug-like ligands, compiled independently from the receptors, was carefully selected.

Other machine learning algorithms may be considered (for example, Breiman, 2001), as well as boosting to improve on a set of weak learners (Bühlmann, 2007).

Other, related methods for large-scale problems involve metaheuristic approaches to iteratively improve a candidate set of gene deletions by generating and selecting variants of the candidate set via assessment of the objective function.

This mimics reduced mTORC1 activity at the level of C/EBPβ translation and is sufficient to improve a whole set of metabolic health parameters.

Re "On Video Games, the Jury Is Out and Confused" (June 5): The positive findings that video games improve a narrow set of visual attention skills leave me underwhelmed.

His detractors maintain that as finance minister he had the opportunity to improve a bad set of circumstances, but succeeded only in exacerbating them.