Sentence examples for improving the data from inspiring English sources

In the last few years, we have made major improvements both in the ground station and the on-board sub-systems, thereby improving the data quality, data handling speed and the general flight control along with aviation safety.

This means improving the data input into the Schengen information system, for example, so that movements of radicalised individuals can be detected and anticipated.

Improving our education service enables our children to have a better future; and improving the data we release will allow a better future for us all.

Mr. Greenspan told members of the association, which represents economists working for businesses and government agencies in the United States, that while the Federal Reserve had found economic models useful, he thought that greater benefits in forecasting would come from devoting resources to improving the data that was collected.

It allows improving the data accessibility [35].

Again, improving the data exchange efficiency would be another option.

She has already played a big part in improving the data-monitoring committees that now oversee virtually all clinical trials; she has helped establish standard practices for tracking dangerous treatments; and she has encouraged patient lobbies to find a voice in clinical testing.But Dr Ellenberg nearly missed becoming a statistician at all.

In more general terms, from Figure16 we can observe that increasing the solar panel size is more effective than increasing the battery size for improving the data-rate.

This motivates us to study adapting the sparsity of random projections according to channel conditions for improving the data-approximation performance as well as the system delay.

Some researchers have begun noticing the utility of information visualization for construction purposes as a means of improving the data-rich, but information-poor, problems of the construction industry (Songer et al. [2004]; Tsai et al. [2010]; Tsai et al. [2013]).

Three positional and one isotropic displacement parameter can be constrained to a 'parent atom' that the H atom is 'riding' on, improving the data-to-parameter ratio and ensuring a chemically meaningful geometry.