Sentence examples for reasonably improved by from inspiring English sources
The study points out that performance of the DVC reservoir system is reasonably improved by adopting OP-6 all OP-6 allormance indicathes were found to yield good results.
By forming physically stable homogeneous dispersions, the originally very slow dissolution of the lipophilic and poorly water-soluble spironolactone was reasonably improved, making 3 minute release possible in acidic medium.
These mechanisms appear complementary and the combined use of these interventions might reasonably improve outcomes in HIV patients.
Since intrahospital transport is a source of angst among staff, anything that can reasonably improve this process is warranted.
As the main path with the highest energy has been recovered much more accurately, it may be reasonably expected that the whole reconstruction performance can be significantly improved by our presented CS-CS algorithm.
This model fits the data reasonably well, however, modification indices indicated that model fit could be improved by moving item 4, "<we> and <they> share similar ideas about how to treat patients," from factor 2 (Accommodation), to factor 1 (Communication).
Why cast Mr. Rogers, a naturally eccentric actor even without a ripe Southern accent, in the role of the straitlaced brother?) "Ridiculous Fraud" does boast a reasonably successful stretch of slapstick in the second act and could be improved by tightening and by eliminating extraneous material.
In particular, the growth of the steam zone in one layer may be significantly improved by injection in other layers even when the layers are reasonably far apart.
As illustrated by comparisons of plant maps, the linked models performed reasonably well, though performance of the fruiting point allocation and shedding algorithms could probably be improved by further analysis of the spatial relationships of retained fruit.
The obtained graphene films exhibit reasonably low surface resistivity of 5 kohms/Square at 60% transmittance at 550 nm that can be largely improved by thermal treatment.
