Sentence examples for improved which may from inspiring English sources

The cooling capacity at 15 40 K was also significantly improved, which may extend the application of the single-stage PTC for the cooling of superconductors and cryopumps.

Tribological study showed that with the increasing of nanoscale roughness and combined with chemical modification, the tribological properties are greatly improved, which may be affected by real area of contact and the surface chemistry.

As expected, the detection sensitivity for MUC1 was greatly improved, which may be due to the specific binding of MUC1 onto the surface of the Apt@AuNPs modified electrode.

Both indoor and outdoor air quality can be improved, which may prevent COPD or slow the worsening of existing disease.

However, ultimate outcomes have not been consistently improved, which may be partly explained by the way forward blood flow is generated during sCPR.

Push those summer-born back a year and their GCSE results will improve, which may have a marginal effect of pushing up overall pass rates.

The expectation was for the child to improve, which may have influenced higher ratings of the child's abilities and communication skills by the caregiver.

With clear information on the risk of developing complications, patients' risk perception may improve, which may result in a change in their attitude and intention to change lifestyle behaviour [ 12, 14, 17, 18].

There does appear to be a trend for control rates by surgery alone to be improving, which may reduce the proportion of patients who would potentially benefit from pre-operative radiotherapy[ 5, 6].

These findings suggest an association between reduced peak pressures and improved gait, which may indicate improved comfort for the horse.

Customer service and technical support improves, which you may need someday if you're relying on the product for serious business purposes.