Sentence examples for practically improved from inspiring English sources

The terminal cost ensures that the two EMPC algorithms give provable (practically) improved economic performance than the auxiliary controller with any prediction horizon.

But Roberts said that apart from the Football League's initiative not enough had been done to practically improve the opportunities for those from a BME background to ascend the coaching ladder.

In this work, we provide a variant of FPPR method that practically improves its complexity.

A sliding-mode controller is also implemented with different velocity observers, and it is shown that the DCVO enables high-frequency switching of the sliding-mode controller and also practically improves the positioning accuracy.

At baseline, most mothers knew that infant feeding was important, but either had incorrect information or not enough information to practically improve their infant's diet.

Results indicate that the convergence rate and reliability of the SGHS method are quite promising and practically, SGHS improves the quality of loading pattern optimization results relative to HS and GHS algorithms.

Practically, this improves the analytical throughput, requiring less analysis time in order to arrive at the same signal intensity.

The second-meal effect can be applied simply and practically to improve postbreakfast hyperglycemia in people with type 2 diabetes.

These results should draw attention to the importance of other potential mitigating factors which may influence how stressful single or multiple housing can be for individuals, and suggest ways these may be utilised practically to improve the welfare of confined cats in these types of environments.

Acute injuries can practically always be improved without surgery if standard x-rays and stress views show no obvious signs of instability [ 13- 15].

That said, if the Hurricanes couldn't make it happen early last year in the Metropolitan (when it was truly woeful), one wonders whether they can do it this time, now that practically everyone else has improved.