Sentence examples for improved flexibility with from inspiring English sources

After thermal sintering, Si/MWCNT paper electrode exhibited a significantly improved flexibility with a high Si content of 35.6 wt% as compared with before sintering, and retained a specific capacity of 942 mAh g−1 after 30 cycles with a capacity fade of 0.46%/cycle.

Among the advantages reported for the 6 M depot were reduced anxiety, decreased emotional burden, improved flexibility with scheduling, less frequent injections, improved comfort, fewer doctor visits, decreased site reactions, decreased cost, fewer missed visits and, in theory, decreased risk of breakthrough.

Integrating poly(lactic acid) (PLA), glycolic acid (GA) and ethylene glycol (EG) will hopefully result in a novel copolymer that combines such advantages as fastened and controllable release rate and improved flexibility together with good biocompatibility.

The system was optimized and offered good performance characteristics with unlimited life time of phase separator, greater flow rate ratios and improved flexibility, as compared with other solvent extraction preconcentration systems.

Our understanding of the mechanical stability of small, topologically simple domains has also led to the ability to design protein-based hydrogels, with dramatically improved flexibility and toughness [ 59 ].

Consequently, spinal endoscopy with larger bore and improved flexibility appears to have a role.

The present paper aims to describe progress in improving flexibility of IAM achieved with the methodology developed for SEAMLESS-IF.

Recently the automation industry has shown a strong interest in migrating substantial parts of the traditionally wired industrial infrastructure to wireless technologies to improve flexibility, scalability, and efficiency, with a significant cost reduction.

Hersey resorts to sitting on her ankles to improve flexibility and stands like Charlie Chaplin with her feet pointed out.

Professional athletes are turning to yoga with hopes of improving flexibility, recovery time and, perhaps, prolonging their careers.

Massage is often applied with the intention of improving flexibility or reducing stiffness in musculotendinous tissue.