Sentence examples for mainly for improving from inspiring English sources
According to the report, China's government says the projects "are mainly for improving the living and working conditions of those stationed on the islands".
The research challenges are to enhance the network ordering of amorphous semiconductors, mainly for improving the stability and to increase the deposition rate in particular, for microcrystalline silicon; to develop thin doped layers, compatible with the new and fast deposition techniques; to design light-trapping configurations, by utilizing textured surfaces and dielectric mirrors.
Sparse representation is introduced into the tracking mainly for improving the performance of recognition or feature selection.
Patents for utility models are mainly for improving the product itself, including the shape, structure and function, etc. Patents for designs only focus on the appearance of the product and generally do not involve the actual function of the product, so this kind of improvement is often mainly pertaining to imitation innovation.
Rather, trGTPase involvement appears to be more peripheral and may be utilised mainly for improving efficiency by delivering the binding partner with the main catalytic function to the ribosome.
In addition, the catalyst was mainly responsible for improving the sorption kinetics and its catalytic mechanism is discussed.
In more detail, among four types of nitrogen species (pyridinic-N, pyrrolic-N, quaternary-N, oxidic-N) doped into the graphene lattice, quaternary-N play mainly roles for improving the catalytic activity toward the [VO]2+/[VO2]+ couple reaction.
"On its own, it doesn't necessarily aid capacity, but is probably mainly useful for improving performance," he said when asked.
Rehabilitation for people with MS mainly aims for improving their functional mobility and quality of life, rather than attaining their full recuperation from the disease.
Microsoft says the memo should be read mainly as a recommendation for improving Windows, which benefits users and Microsoft.
In 1996-97 he cut class sizes to no more than 20 pupils in the first four elementary years, at a cost of $1.5 billion, and set aside $200m for improving reading, mainly by encouraging phonics-based teaching.
