Sentence examples for improvement to control from inspiring English sources

We believe that AGP and SUSIBA2 are two promising targets for classical breeding and/or transgenic plant improvement to control the carbon flux between starch and other components in cereal seeds.

Released in 2012, the third edition incorporates the most up-to-date developments on legality, new technological improvements to control wood and paper supply chains and increase their transparency, and an expanded chapter on the social implications of forest products.

However, there are many problems in traditional control strategies that restrict improvements to control system performance, such as poor dynamic performance of traditional single-repetitive control, large ripples, low steady-state accuracy of inverter current feedback based repetitive dual-loop control or grid-current feedback based single-loop proportional-integral control.

The challenge for Nintendo will be to differentiate Wii U's entertainment proposition and take maximum advantage of the qualities that only it can offer: in particular a tightly integrated companion touchscreen in the Wii U controller and the interface improvements to controlling the first screen and content discovery that this should enable.

A meta-analysis was prepared thereafter to be able to compare the respective improvement in the symptom scores of the subjects after SNI and the relative improvement to the control groups.

One of the important considerations of antithrombotic biomaterial improvement is to control the response of blood cells and plasma proteins to the materials.

Such practices can include planting or natural regeneration, e.g., through coppice or natural or sown seed, combined with weed control and timber stand improvement practices to control species composition, tree size and quality; hereafter called "conventional" forest management.

All studies showed improvements compared to control but also found improvements in the sham/electrical stimulation group compared to control, suggesting that the effects of acupressure on these symptoms are non-specific.

The airlines, anticipating the report, have been arguing that the problem is that airports have not built enough runways to keep up with growth, and that the Federal Aviation Administration has not made the improvements necessary to control more planes in flight.

Note however that these subjects (FFnvR−) showed improvements similar to control force field without VFB (p>0.10) even though they continued making the same pattern of curved trajectories learned on day1.

Both found improvements compared to control but were limited in reporting of study design and findings and did not randomise.