Sentence examples for improved heavily from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, in recent years two potentially helpful tools have become available: Blended Hazid, a vastly improved, heavily computerized system approach making use of HazOp and FMEA, and Bayesian networks, a tool to model cause effect structures allowing inclusion of uncertainty information.

He needs to improve heavily as a defender but he's a promising player that could be one of the final pieces to Philly's youth movement.

In exchange for ending wars and restoring the ecological balance, and improving their heavily polluted planet, the population would become the personal slaves of Ardra a thousand years later.

I know the microphone is said to be heavily improved over its predecessor, but wouldn't it look better if it were below the camera?

Truly it is a scene of visceral humanity only improved by the heavily branded self-promotional T-shirts worn by the OCKTV at all times.

1UP.com described the gameplay as "an RPG for dedicated RPG enthusiasts," and noted that while the job system had been heavily improved over the original title, it still felt at times "very limiting".

One of the underlying assumptions of the health care overhaul effort is that money can be saved and medical care improved by relying more heavily on research showing which drugs and procedures are the most effective.

Denise Rundle, a manager of support services at Microsoft, said that the company has been investing heavily in improved tech support and added that callers whose problems are not resolved may be entitled to a refund of the support charge.

We designed BR.26 to assess whether dacomitinib improved overall survival in heavily pretreated patients with this disease.

The revamp focuses heavily on improved "social shopping" features, and will soon arrive in Fab's mobile applications before rolling out to Fab's European properties later this year.

During 2004 2006, two large clinically based studies situated in QECH provided enhanced S. pneumoniae surveillance in adults and focused heavily on improved sample collection practices, particularly blood culture collection [8], [35].