Sentence examples for improved alignment with from inspiring English sources

In the presented work a previously developed contact mechanical failure map, based on analytical solutions for a coating/substrate system under a contact load, was extended to include a thin-plate analytical solution for plastic deformation of a substrate, giving improved alignment with finite element solutions when compared to the Boussinesq solution utilized in literature.

Over time and with practice, co-workers produce better thinking about design, implementation, and evaluation of organizational systems for improved alignment with the knowledge generation and dissemination mission of the academic enterprise.

There were two main reasons to reclassify occupations: the need to improve alignment with international standards and the need to bring the classification up to date to reflect changes to society.

This should improve alignment with shifts in the health sector from a health-care focused, vertical-systems approach to an approach that strengthens health systems, promotes equity, and collaborates closely with non-health sectors to influence the wider, societal determinant of health for the health benefit of people and communities.

Even if at academic level, the medical curriculum was revised to improve alignment with practice, there would still be a need for structured professional support.

The incorporation of new biomarkers or novel microbiologic detection systems that improve early sensitivity and specificity for invasive infections into future revisions of the consensus criteria may improve alignment with physician diagnosis.

As a result of these studies, a use-related hazard mitigation strategy was undertaken that involved outer needle cap design modification and some re-wording of the IFU to improve alignment with the instructions on the use of 'the one-handed needle recapping method' from the FDA Medical Device website [11].

An improved alignment algorithm combined with more accurate taxonomic annotation in the source databases is the key to improved STAP performance.

Including alleles of common variants with GSNAP significantly improved alignment performance compared to BWA with no variant information (Additional file 2: Table S2), even though neither alignment includes any information about the sample's genotype.

With improved alignment, VERSE is able to recruit more reads (of higher mapping quality) to detect virus integration sites.

Radiographs showed improved alignment of the amputated leg and the patient reported only minor stump pain, even with full endbearing.