Sentence examples for improved to accelerate from inspiring English sources

The neighbour search-strategy of the TS is improved to accelerate the speed of finding the near optimum solution.

Technical discussions are ongoing to determine how tests might be improved to accelerate availability of useful methods for dengue case management, surveillance, and disease control.

Vega et al. (2012) found that the existing public policy needs to improve significantly to accelerate open innovation in SMEs.

Using the local derivatives to improve or to accelerate the HT has been done before, it was proposed for lines by O'Gorman and Clowes [21] and for differentiable curves by Shapiro [22].

Conductive will place an emphasis on improving margins, aiming to accelerate revenue and reduce costs.

In the case of gastroparesis refractory to standard medical therapy, gastric pacing seems to be effective to improve symptoms and to accelerate GE time [ 100, 101].

However, improvement in access to clean water and improved sanitation will contribute to accelerate reduction of diarrhoea prevalence as well as reduction of child mortality.

Successful changes in the Niger context were found to be highly relevant in neighbouring Mali and helped to accelerate improved adherence with postpartum best practices in the 41 Mali maternities.

However, improvement in living conditions such as access to clean water and improved sanitation will contribute to accelerate the reduction of diarrhoea prevalence as well as reduction of child mortality.

General Raghavan said the dispute was likely to accelerate improving military ties between India and the United States — a development that is not likely to be welcomed by China.

For the most part, I'm afraid, you plead with the troika to make the austerity demands less severe, you do what you can to accelerate improving competitiveness (which isn't much), and you wait for things either to get gradually better via "internal devaluation" or to get worse and provide the economic and political environment in which euro exit becomes a real possibility.