Sentence examples for improvement of methods from inspiring English sources

Many people participate because they want to contribute to the improvement of methods used to treat disease.

The rapid improvement of methods of preparing skins and the invention of new techniques of mounting them were followed closely by a trend toward realistic display the animals were shown in positions, often suggesting great activity, observed in nature, and, by the addition of real or artificial vegetation, painted backgrounds, etc., lifelike scenes and even whole habitats were simulated.

High death rate and permanently growing incidence of malignant liver tumors require improvement of methods of diagnosis and treatment.

Thus, the improvement of methods of enzyme immobilization is an actual trend in the biosensor development [2,3].

The developed model can be used to assist the improvement of methods for prevention and control of MPB disturbances.

The development of technological processes of PAA creation on bulk aluminum usually presumes the improvement of methods of ordered structures creation with implementation of a two-stage process of anodizing.

Besides, our recent investigations have shown that increase of intensity of luminescence emission of rare earth orthovanadates can be also achieved with improvement of method of synthesis and morphology of the nanoparticles [14, 23].

For the improvement of method development and optimization step, Derringer's desirability function was applied to simultaneously optimize the five chosen responses.

Simultaneous optimization by experimental design lead to improvement of method with low cost which supply useful information about interaction among variables.

After the improvement of method performances, several samples of extra virgin and low quality virgin olive oils were analyzed both by the new method and by the Official EU Method of analysis.

We suggest further in vitro and in vivo experiments to be performed to test the immunogenicity of this vaccine and improvement of method of prediction to be made when necessary.