Sentence examples for improved consistency with from inspiring English sources

Arterial transit times correction by multidelay acquisitions led to improved consistency with PET, but still underestimated CBF in the presence of long transit delays (P=0.02).

GetISO (2012) reports that it includes the following eight core principles: improved consistency with traceability; enhanced customer focus; focused leadership; involvement of people; a system approach to management; continual improvement; a factual approach to decision making; and mutually beneficial supplier relations.

"Steadily improved consistency with both the" slider and changeup.

"He's earned it, has made adjustments to fastball grip that have improved consistency with action and command," Angels General Manager Jerry Dipoto said in a text message.

After some ups and downs as a rookie, Sundberg has executed with improved consistency this season and appears to have found a home in the NFL.

Similarly, VIIRS 375 m fire data showed significantly superior mapping capabilities compared to current MODIS fire detection data with improved consistency of fire perimeter delineation for biomass burning lasting multiple days.

As a sensitivity analysis, we tested the prognostic value of LIS in two 'severe ARDS' subgroups as defined as (1) LIS ≥ 3, a cut-point used to identify 'refractory ARDS' for consideration of possible rescue therapies; [11 13] and (2) PEEP values ≥ 10 cm H2O, a cutoff which has been associated with improved consistency in measurement of hypoxemia [24].

The test for Cellular Compartment is significant (p = 0.0396), with improved consistency for models that include compartment information.

This approach has led to over a hundred corrections in the model (e.g. inclusion of additional reactions, compounds and genes as well as changes in biomass reaction), each supported by literature evidence and largely improved consistency of the model with the existing experimental data [ 27].

As a sensitivity analysis, we tested the prognostic value of LIS in two 'severe ARDS' subgroups as defined as (1) LIS ≥ 3, a cut-point used to identify 'refractory ARDS' for consideration of possible rescue therapies; [ 11- 13] and (2) PEEP values ≥ 10 cm H2O, a cutoff which has been associated with improved consistency in measurement of hypoxemia [ 24].

Customers were thrilled with the improved consistency they achieved in printing their own microarrays.