Sentence examples for phenomena improved from inspiring English sources

In recent years, advances in technical fabrication and biological integration have provided new insights into biological phenomena, improved diagnostic measurements, and made major steps towards de novo tissue creation.

Here we show: (1) creating explanations of STEM phenomena improves learning without additional teaching; and (2) creating visual explanations is superior to creating verbal ones.

The unique capability of HSS technology to identify and correct for the presence of these phenomena improves the reliability and accuracy of gene expression data.

However, this phenomenon improved in higher dose groups.

Stained liver tissues showed swelling and yellowish brown bile pigment indicating cholestasis in the rats treated with RR-U, while this phenomenon improved in the groups treated with processed RRs as the process was repeated (Fig.  3).> -wrap-foot>> -wRelative> Relative weight: liver weight/body weight × 100.

This phenomenon improves photocatalytic activity by effective charge separation.

Hence the more amount of hydrogen fuel being carried out by streamline vortices and velocity gradients or shock waves and this phenomenon improve the mixing efficiency of scramjet combustor and also it leads to increase in combustion efficiency.

Furthermore, this embedded enactive simulation of earthquake phenomena particularly improved the learning of students with weaker spatial skills.

It may be concluded that a country so exposed to natural disasters should maintain an up-to-date inventory and permanent monitoring of natural processes, research on natural phenomena, and improved geomorphological mapping.

The spatial temperature dispersion phenomena were improved, at first, by decreasing the spatial optical dispersion through the optimization of dummy shapes and tiling (at long and short scale) close to the sensitive devices.

Moreover, the manipulation of innovative phenomena and improved properties of matter at this nanometer scale, also referred as molecular nanotechnology, is a magical point on scale length where smallest man-made appliances encounter the molecules and atoms of the universe [2 4].