Sentence examples for improved coupling from inspiring English sources

The T185F mutation improved coupling of NADH to product formation.

The improved coupling method is applied to a three-substructure-model with nonlinearity of sliding lines between the substructures.

The analysis results show that the improved coupling method is effectively applicable to the dynamic analysis of a nonlinear structure with the sliding mode condition.

The highly improved coupling efficiency between light and the bulk quantity of gold nanoparticles may be attributed to the excitation of confined plasmon modes on the structured metal surfaces.

An improved coupling method is proposed to ensure mass conservation in a previously developed DPM-CFD model (C.L. Wu et al., Three-dimensional discrete particle model for gas solid fluidized bed on unstructured mesh, Chemical Engineering Journal 152 (2009), 514 529).

This improved coupling loss factor has the following features: it is valid at low modal overlap, it is independent of the exact boundary conditions, it depends upon the loss factor of the receiving subsystem, and its calculation is not dependent on the strength of the coupling.

Especially in [11], Sintunavarat et al. proved some coupled fixed point theorems for contractive mappings in partially complete intuitionistic fuzzy normed spaces, which extended and improved coupled coincidence point theorems in Gordji et al. [5].

The intervention appeared to benefit sexually active discordant couples on ART to adapt and maintain a range of risk reduction behaviors through enhanced knowledge, improved couple communication and strengthened coping skills.

Of these, 9 (90%) reported high acceptability for CHTC services due to perceived benefits for pregnant women, which included: early access to HIV prevention, treatment, and care; improved couples communication; and the ability to integrate the program with existing services.

Second, we aim to assess the outcomes of both couple counselling and relationship enhancement services over both short- and long-term (3 and 12 months), and to clarify the characteristics which best determine improved couple and individual outcomes in both groups.

The special tapered structure could improve coupling efficiency through expanding the light receiving area.