Sentence examples for more efficient improvements from inspiring English sources

Analysts and executives say Vietnam needs to do more to remove the state's unsteady hand, primarily by privatizing state-owned industries to stimulate more efficient improvements in infrastructure.

They also promote the corrosion resistance, in which NCD films present more efficient improvements.

However, with an internal audit conducted by the local groups themselves, more essential details can be expected to be revealed, which in turn can lead to more efficient improvements at a local level.

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SHFJV animals showed an earlier and more efficient improvement in oxygenation compared with group B (90 vs 180 min; PaO2 70.5 ± 11.3 vs 41.2 ± 7.9 kPa) despite lower mean airway pressures applied (16 ± 1.4 vs 22 ± 1.8 mbar).

Water turbines were more efficient; design improvements eventually made it possible to regulate the speed of the turbines and to run them fast enough to drive electric generators.

While initial approaches only focused on single genes, methodologies such as metabolic engineering and inverse metabolic engineering target complete pathways, resulting in more efficient phenotypic improvements.

As the success of structure assembly iterations relies on the new structural information introduced in the simulations, more efficient structural improvements were achieved when using the models built by ab initio folding as the probe to detect new templates.

Further understanding and insights into the paleopolyploid crop genome will lead to more efficient crop improvement and molecular breeding.

However, addition of ivabradine was more efficient for improvement of exercise capacity, as shown by the results of the 6-min walking test (from 388 to 446 m [ p  < 0.001] vs from 386 to 400 m) and an ETT (workload increased from 5.9 to 7.0 metabolic equivalents with ivabradine + bisoprolol, p  = 0.004, vs 5.7 to 6.2 metabolic equivalents with bisoprolol alone, p  = 0.141).

The force said that the current contact centre model has led to varying local processes and procedures, and that the new corporate department will be more efficient and make improvements to call handling processes.