Sentence examples for improved namely from inspiring English sources
As you might expect from a 3.0 release, the app has been much improved, namely in its user experience.
Recently there has been interest in using the process to machine titanium alloys and published reports indicate that machinability is improved, namely though a reduction in cutting forces.
Thus, nowadays the recycling of waste materials is a growing technology that needs to be continuously improved, namely by researching new solutions for waste valorisation and by increasing the amount of wastes reused.
However, recently, it was shown in [26] that it can be significantly improved; namely, in the case p < 0, each f : E 1 → E 2 satisfying (4) must actually be additive and the assumption of completeness of E 2 is not necessary in such a situation.
The results show that knowing the non-local LTC powers at each BS the performance can be improved namely at high SNR regime, we can observe a gain of approximately 0.5 dB of the MVBER LTC against MVBER WC, for BER = 10 3.
The results of the PACIC assessment can also guide us in the direction of where the active implementation model could be improved, namely in the areas of problem solving and follow-up.
Hydrocortisone improved outcomes; namely organ support-free days, vasopressor-dependent days and oxygenation, in severe sepsis or septic shock patients with ARDS.
The recombinant LWC plague vaccine candidate EV ΔlpxM possessed improved characteristics, namely enhanced immunogenicity and reduced reactogenicity.
The in vivo PK data not only confirmed the hypothesis that the boronic prodrug can be efficiently converted to 4-OHT, the desired active form of the drug, in animals, but also far exceeded our expectation in terms of vastly improved bioavailability, namely, a 40-fold increase of peak plasma concentrations of 4-OHT.
In contrast, the LOI value of ZHS/GO/PVC nanocomposites improves significantly, namely, from 24.5 to 28.5 % when ZHS/GO was added.
Two old concepts for improving antibodies, namely antibody-drug conjugates and bispecific antibodies, have advanced to the cusp of clinical success.
