Sentence examples for improved instruments from inspiring English sources

LESS' cosmetic benefits continue to impact laparoscopic surgery and by enabling performance through improved instruments, ergonomic improvement for LESS can reduce negative impact on surgeon well-being and patient safety.

It was only in the 1950s, when improved instruments showed more precisely how water and CO2 absorbed radiation, that we reached a better understanding of its importance.

Through the contributions of the conquered "foreigners," and through intense emulation of their music, new techniques, improved instruments, and elaborated musical forms developed.

Later, as improved instruments gave drillers a more precise sense of where they were and what kind of rock they were in, they were able to steer drill bits between the black halves of the Oreo.

She notes that a major shortcoming of the existing research is the, "mismatch between the constructs of the model and the validated empathy measures," and suggests that improved instruments need to be developed to adequately test NVC.

Such tools will yield improved instruments with better and higher individualized information, resulting in increased study power with reduced sample sizes [ 9].

Item-improvement processes and use of IRT-based items can lead to improved instrument performance.

These capabilities can enable improved instrument visualization, compensation for tissue motion as well as surgical task automation.

The improved instrument performance is demonstrated here, with results obtained during the commissioning of ENGIN-X.

Although the SPR-based method has been applied to monitor macromolecular interactions, only more recently, with improved instrument detection accuracy, bindings between small molecules and macromolecules can be successfully monitored by SPR.

More recent data sets (Murphy et al. 2013; Gleason et al., 2013) benefited from improved instrument performance and have been collected with improved counting statistics, as well as enhanced hydrostatic conditions, relative to earlier determinations.