Sentence examples for improved theoretically from inspiring English sources

This could lead to the perception that the coverage of EmOC had improved theoretically, while in practice the accessibility and utilization of these facilities is limited due to shortage of drugs and medical supplies.

Most "disruption" has not looked like the disk drive or steel mill industries, in which new competitors started with inferior products and then improved to (theoretically, at least) clobber the incumbents.

However, MSA methods in the literature have big room to improve both theoretically and practically.

In fact, the inspiratory resistor reduced the inspiratory esophageal pressure and theoretically improved the right heart filling, whereas the expiratory device increased the expiratory esophageal pressure and theoretically reduced the right heart filling.

Stebner replaced shrimp with tofu in Sweetgreen's new and theoretically improved Thai salad.

Theoretically, improved needle visualisation should translate into faster procedure performance times or needle manipulations.

This theoretically improved Stone's chances of getting those people to talk without fear of Bezos' displeasure.

The study showed that the proposed expander obtained built-in volumetric ratio up to 7.6 with isentropic efficiency of 55.9% at 2000 rpm and theoretically improved the coefficient of performance from 4.0 to 4.56, by 14.2%, under design operating condition.

Theoretically, improved glucose control might be desirable to prevent diabetes but also to increase plaque stability by prolonging plaque formation time.

Theoretically, improved coronary collateral function could affect Doppler-derived coronary flow reserve, although specific trials should confirm this hypothesis.

Although the speed can be theoretically improved by using word size larger than 34 bp, we did not observe significant differences when further enlarging the word size.