Sentence examples for improved by years of from inspiring English sources

IT HAS been much changed and improved by years of rapid economic growth and peace.

The recipes have been improved by years of development for fluorescent tubes, in which the UV is supplied by an excited gas rather than a semiconductor.

Mass-production and industrialised building techniques – improved by 50 years of experience since the 1960s and now commonplace on office buildings – could help, but they also need long-term investment that is difficult in Britain's bulimic construction economy.

The prognosis for all childhood cancers combined improved by grouped year of diagnosis (Table 3), with overall 5-year relative survival of 77% (76 79) for children diagnosed in 1992 1998 increasing to 81% (80 82) for children diagnosed in 1999 2006 (HR=0.84; (0.74–0.94), P=0.003).

The objectives of this project are to gain knowledge about whether the mental health and language development of disadvantaged children at 3, 5 and 8 years of age is improved by early (1-3 years) center based child care.

But since then even many of the president's supporters say he has failed to fulfill his promises for improving an economy sorely hobbled by years of sanctions, corruption and mismanagement.

Future analyses could be improved by collection of data from multiple years and institutions to provide a broader, more longitudinal perspective.

The results of this study show that the clinical performance of obstetricians, as measured by maternal complications, improved with years of experience.

The role of diabetes incidence in these reductions in diabetes-free life expectancy can be better appreciated by standardizing mortality levels: if mortality rates had remained the same between 1980 1989 and 2000 2004 instead of improving by 2.4 years for men and 0.8 years for women, diabetes-free life expectancy would have fallen even more by 3.8 years for men and 2.5 years for women (not shown).

He said Einstein's marketability had been improved by the last few years of hoopla about the 100th anniversary of relativity, which included his selection as Time magazine's Man of the Century in 2000, and several new biographies.

Morocco withdrew its ambassador from Madrid as a result, although contacts had improved by the end of the year.