Sentence examples for improved long-term from inspiring English sources

Further, Mr. Yardeni maintains that globalization and corporate cost-cutting have substantially improved long-term efficiency.

"It's just a good idea to smoke pot over age 60," he said, adding that it improved long-term memory.

Carney said that ultra loose monetary in the UK had helped to prevent a lost generation of long-term unemployed, and improved long-term social mobility prospects.

Millions of Syrian refugees – imposing heavy burdens on Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey – are unlikely to return home without improved long-term prospects.

Semiconductor nanostructures have advantages of competitive cost, well-established fabrication processes, and improved long-term reliability.

Furthermore, the hybrid showed a smaller Tafel slope (77 mV/decade) and improved long-term stability.

These NCs showed improved long-term order over standard synthetic procedure.

The oxyethylene groups of the copolymer provide improved long-term chemical and environmental stability.

Seeding ePTFE vascular grafts with genetically modified ECs improved long term small caliber graft patency.

This ensures the recording head never touches the disk surface resulting in improved long term reliability due to less head wear, and improved non-operational shock tolerance.

The combination of the DNA cross-linking agent cisplatin and SLP vaccination most effectively improved long term survival.