Sentence examples for jointly improved from inspiring English sources

Doses of galanthaminium bromide and RS 67333, without effect on their own, jointly improved both place and object recognition in young adult rats via an enhancement of acquisition and consolidation information processing.

JC, BO and KKL jointly improved the manuscript from the initial draft.

Marginal evidence suggested that considering grade and ER status jointly improved the fit compared with including them separately in the model (χ = 6.25, 2 df, P = 0.04).

The idea is that these firms will operate research facilities in PlanIT Valley, jointly improve the concept, develop applications and build similar projects elsewhere.Such grand designs are possible only when building a city from scratch.

According to a new study, two unrelated species of coral reef fish communicate with each other to hunt jointly, improving their success.

Again, we can see that the proposed FAWC and MFB-CoSaMP can jointly improve the correct-probability of coarse CFO estimation, compared with "WCM + CoSaMP".

In this paper, Hollow Glass Microspheres (HGMs) and Flexible Butadiene Nitrile Rubber Powders (BNRPs) were employed to jointly improve the impact property of polypropylene (PP).

Figure 10 manifests the effectiveness of the FAWC and MFB-CoSaMP, i.e., FAWC and MFB-CoSaMP can independently or jointly improve the correct probability of coarse CFO estimation.

In [11], a new multi-hop VMIMO communication protocol is proposed by the cross-layer design to jointly improve the energy efficiency, reliability, and end-to-end (ETE) QoS provisioning in wireless sensor network (WSN).

Yan presented a robust supergain beamforming via second-order cone programming (SOCP) [9], and Zhou provided a new superdirective beamforming method to jointly improve array efficiency and robustness for HF circular arrays [18].

Reflecting the change in funding strategies for European research projects, and the goal to jointly improve medical radiation protection through sustainable research efforts, five medical societies involved in the application of ionising radiation (European Association of Nuclear Medicine, EANM; European Federation of Organizations for Medical Physics.