Sentence examples for improvements to the second from inspiring English sources

Good communication appears to have been crucial to improvements to the second CloudStore, which have been based on feedback from suppliers and buyers.

Since the premiere in 2014, Munro has made substantial and welcome improvements to the second play, although the scenes of James II's traumatic childhood still feel as if they should be a flashback and not the main action.

The respective relative (absolute) improvements to the second best method (SEQ-FREQ) were 59% (0.10) and 38% (0.11).

Although such a performance may seem relatively low, these results represent relative improvements to the second best method of 50% (MCC) and 24% (r).

An Act of Parliament was obtained in 1732, the main emphasis of which was the improvement of "the harbour of Littlehampton, called Arundel Port", but improvements to the first 5.75 mile of the river, from the sea to Arundel, were also authorised.

With these improvements to the first generation of synbodies, we believe that the backward process of ligand generation could offer the possibility of creating binding agents to the human proteome.

KGP and PV provided many helpful improvements to the first draft of the paper and assisted in writing the final version.

The largest relative improvement to the second best method (SEQ-FREQ) of 80% (an absolute improvement of 0.12) was achieved for coil residues.

Next, we replaced each spacer position by its locally highest scoring letter representation starting from the position with the highest score improvement to the second, third and so on improvements.

These data demonstrate that a high proportion of onabotulinumtoxinA-treated patients are responsive (50% improvement) to the first treatment cycle, and patients who were not responders to the first cycle may become responders with a second and/or third treatment cycle.

Mr Clegg said the government would push ahead with "sensible and necessary improvements to the controls on third parties which campaign at general elections" to make sure they were "fully transparent and not allowed to distort the political process".