Sentence examples for improved tools are from inspiring English sources

Thankfully we're hearing that improved tools are on the way as well, and last week's news that all Android 4.0 handsets that include Android Market will include the default 'Holo' theme will also be a big help — though it will be a while before the majority of users are running that OS.

Therefore, improved tools are urgently needed to take advantage of the unsurpassed tools available for yeast.

However, improved tools are needed to extract more information from the designed profiles before the method can be of general use.

Until improved tools are developed for rapid mycobacterial diagnosis, these data might enable public health practitioners and clinicians in other regions with low TB incidence to plan more effective TB control efforts.

The results demonstrate that compared to conventional drilling (CD), the chip-removal rate has been improved, tool wear is reduced, precision and surface quality around holes is enhanced, delamination at hole exits has been prevented and significant reduction in cutting force has been achieved.

These improved FARE tools are currently being used for Korean CANDU plant refueling.

For such studies, improved diagnostic tools are needed to complete the currently used classical microbiological methods.

Improved diagnostic tools are needed to support treatment, for test of cure in clinical trials and for monitoring/surveillance of populations in control programmes.

Given the shortage of organs available for OLT and lack of predictive power of currently used staging systems, improved prognostic tools are needed to predict outcomes after OLT.

Thorough surveillance and improved diagnostic tools are required to gain more insight into the relevance of Candidatus N. mikurensis to public health.

Improved diagnostic tools are needed to aid in the management of pancreatic cystic lesions by distinguishing malignant, premalignant and benign disease, as well as determining which cystic neoplasms are likely to progress to malignancy.