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Next, to improve inversion stability, the object inversion function accompanied by the initial constraint of the linear increment model is launched under a Bayesian framework.

Next, to improve design rule, the dependencies of failure sites on cell structure and layout were evaluated by design analysis of the whole chip area.

Next, to improve the sugar consumption, a gene encoding methylglyoxal synthase (MgsA) known as an inhibitor of multisugar metabolism was deleted, and the mgsA-null mutant showed much faster consumption of both sugars than the wild-type strain did.

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This optimized system was used next to improve biotransformation conditions, the PAMO-catalyzed conversion of phenylacetone, by evaluating the best electron donor, substrate concentration, and the temperature and length of biotransformation.

Next, to improve the correlation of the x ij values with at least one co-mapped sub-network, we calculated the gene-expression data as z ij = x ij + c⋅ y ik, where y ik is the synthetic gene expression for an individual i and the (arbitrarily selected) kth transcript in the sub-network (in all cases, c = 1).

Therefore, next to improving whole tumor cell and/or DC-based vaccines, direct in vivo approaches certainly deserve more attention.

"United States Health Care Reform Progresss to Date and Next Steps" dives into the recommendations Obama has for the next president to improve the U.S. health care system and assesses the Affordable Care Act.

The next day, to improve staff morale, Fili-Krushel threw an open bar "Today" staff party.

He also pledged to spend at least $50 million over the next decade to improve the university's efforts to recruit and promote women and minorities.

The problem is that I sometimes forget to enjoy life in the meantime and just go looking for the next thing to improve upon.