Sentence examples for improved height from inspiring English sources

The FFT power spectra slightly reduce when the deposition varies from 30 to 60 nm as a result improved height distribution with the formation of merged nanostructures.

Due to the slightly improved height distribution uniformity, the FFT power spectra become slightly smaller and dim as shown in Fig. 3 (d-1) and, in the same manner, the pattern is small and dim in Fig. 3 (e-1).

The study found that the medical services intervention improved height and weight compared to control, and that the nutritional services intervention improved height and weight even more.

In addition, salt tolerance test on plantlets in soil indicated that all the transgenic lines except line 7 displayed significantly improved height and basal diameter growth than control did.

The advection equation of a discretized solid fraction function is solved using the unsplit VOF advection method proposed by López et al. [J. Comput. Phys. 195 (2004) 718 742] (extended to three dimensions by Hernández et al. [Int. J. Numer. Methods Fluids 58 (2008) 897 921]), and the interface curvature is computed using an improved height function technique, which provides second-order accuracy.

Other authors found significant improved height in M. oleifera using poultry manure (Agyenim-Boateng et al. 2006; Imoro et al. 2012).

Children in those households exhibit improved height- and weight-for-age measures.

Kreher, N. C., Eugster, E. A. & Shankar, R. R. The use of tamoxifen to improve height potential in short pubertal boys.

Kyphoplasty (percutaneous placement of a balloon tamp to improve height and create a void, and then the filling of this void with cement) improves function, decreases pain and helps realign the spine.

Numerous studies have shown that GH treatment improves height, body composition, bone density, cardiovascular risk factors, physical fitness and quality of life and that the treatment has few side effects.

A result relevant for CCF management was the improving height increment with increasing seedling height (Lieffers et al., 1996).