Sentence examples for of how improved from inspiring English sources
Wire transfers, when replaced with bitcoin transactions can be highly addictive because of how improved they are over the current international funds transfer system.
We would not venture to argue that the conditions we use are the 'correct' ones: rather, we present our results as examples of how improved lab models of specific infection contexts can be developed and used, and to demonstrate how different the fitness effects of a bacterial phenotype can be in different environments.
This strategy has yet to be applied to clinical cancer therapy, but provides a good example of how improved knowledge of intra-tumour heterogeneity may be highly relevant to advances in the field of medical oncology.
> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> A striking example of how improved detection of intestinal pathogens can influence data obtained from a case/control study comes from the comprehensive English Infectious Intestinal Disease Study (1993 1996).
Taken together, it would appear that comprehensive social programs might decouple socioeconomic differentials from male male violence and prostate cancer risk, and may provide a surprising example of how improved social policies and poverty alleviation strategies are fundamental to the interest of public health.
These findings establish a proof of principle how improved metabolic cell models could be designed.
A second paper examines the well-studied and narrow question of how much improved seed and fertiliser inputs increase crop yields.
It struck me as a perfect description of how we improved our ability to calculate.
Faculty development is currently the poor relation within medical education, and this study provides evidence of how to improve student learning by improving educator insight.
Analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies this week argues that London schools are a better example of how to improve social mobility than grammar schools.
To understand the theory and results of how to improve physician performance, as part of overall health-care quality improvement.
