Sentence examples for improved generation and from inspiring English sources

Strengthening the global evidence base about the extent to which gender is independently associated with health workforce performance requires improved generation and dissemination of sex-disaggregated data and research with particular attention to gender dimensions.

By exploiting large amounts of untapped energy efficiencies, maximizing surpluses and reserves, expanding renewables and improving generation and transmission, we know we can retire the nuclear plant hovering above Manhattan on the Hudson River (something every New Yorker should be telling NRC to do before the public comment period closes).

Mice immunized with the combined vaccine formulation displayed enhanced induction of antigen-specific IgG antibodies with high avidity, increased cytokine secretion by splenocytes, and improved generation of memory T cell.

Slowly they improved generation after generation, physically and mentally.

It has been shown that the retrofitting of inlet air cooling and steam injected gas technology technologies in simple turbines can boost power output from 30 to 48.25 MW and improve generation efficiency from 29.9% to 33.4%.

In simple turbines, it is recommended to retrofit simple cycle with IAC and STIG technologies for boosting power output from 30 to 48.25 MW and to improve generation efficiency from 29.9% to 33.4%.

SCADA systems can optimize and improve PV generation and can improve wind farm performance during operation.

The presence of salt improved foam generation and bubble stability at SDS concentration below the CMC.

Methanol was added to the feedstock after Zn breakthrough and prompted almost complete removal of dissolved Zn alongside improved alkalinity generation and sulphate attenuation.

Osmotic microbial fuel cells (OsMFC), which incorporates forward osmosis (FO) in MFC design, favors an improved electricity generation and effluent quality over conventional MFCs that use proton exchange membranes.

Weiss improved a generation and a half of Peabody students," wrote Paul Mathews, associate dean for academic affairs, in his blog after hearing of his former teacher's death.