Sentence examples for improved separately from inspiring English sources

These components have been designed and improved separately over many years, often by different companies, then combined into programs such as Skype or FaceTime.

This suggests that both productivity and quality traits can be improved separately or simultaneously, but continued efforts are needed.

Two types of multi-stage desalination system (regenerative and air-extraction multi-stage desalination) were proposed, and were studied and improved relatively separately.

Both the high-KAA diet and CA administration separately improved hepatic steatosis (Figure 8A) and reduced liver weight and triglyceride content (Table 3) in response to either HFD or HSD.

Physical activity and yoga also separately improved emotional wellbeing in youth [ 8, 18].

If a health technology can be "modularized" into independent interfacing parts, each of these interfacing parts can be improved or substituted separately.

In our study, because allo-HSCT in CR improved outcomes, we separately analyzed patients grouped by the receipt of allo-HSCT in CR to exclude the effect of the therapeutic factor in overcoming a poor prognosis.

Thus, individual components of the network inference pipeline may be improved or replaced separately, and additional information about TF or miRNA regulation may be added to the prediction model.

The calibration can therefore be further improved if it is separately performed for each individual (the average goodness of fit in this case is: R2 = 0.98 ± 0.004, N = 7 ants).

Adding CRP to conventional risk factors improved predictions overall and separately by diabetes status but not for CVD mortality, although such improvements only were marginal based on several discrimination statistics.

In fact, simulating the effect of improved β-cell function and mass on HbA1c separately shows that improved β-cell function is not only the reason for the short-term improvement (<13 weeks) but also has a significant impact on HbA1c 39 weeks after the end of treatment.