Sentence examples for improvement preparation from inspiring English sources

In this way, different literature reviews illustrated that the use of fibers in AC material has been involved with three dissimilar targets: mechanical improvement, preparation of electrically conductive mixtures, and creation of a new market to manage the waste fibers.

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The detailed functional compatibility resulted in the improvement for preparation of benzyl ethers (Scheme 3).

Given all above, more effort may be taken in the improvement of preparation method so as to achieve a better understanding of biological apatite and to improve the clinical performance of bone-based grafting materials.

A better understanding of the biosorbent mechanisms responsible for Pt(IV) binding and reduction could contribute to the development of a method for fabrication of platinum nanoscale devices, and for an improvement of preparation of highly dispersive supported platinum catalysts by biotechnological methods.

It is estimated that with the same budget, an additional 20 to 30% in efficiency could be obtained with improvements in preparation, focus, implementation procedures and monitoring.

This study has indicated the need for an improvement in parents' preparation for parenthood, the importance of including fathers in antenatal education and that inadequate preparation remains a concern to both women and their partners.

Additional reaction, improvement of DNA preparation, and/or new primers design are necessary to improve the sensitivity for detection of T. vivax in field samples.

Realizing widespread improvement in the preparation and diversity of STEM undergraduates requires reforming not just our instruction but also our preparation of undergraduate instructors.

Syd Thrift, head of baseball operations for the Baltimore Orioles and a longtime student of hitters, said he believed much of the hitting improvement stemmed from preparation.

In developed and developing countries alike, no factor is of greater importance in relation to the quantity and quality of education; it is significant that a substantial proportion of the budget of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is devoted to the improvement of teacher preparation.