Sentence examples for remarkably improved with from inspiring English sources
The chloride resistance of concrete is remarkably improved with the use of coatings, and organic film coatings provide superior improvement to infiltrating coatings.
However, the compatibility is remarkably improved with proper annealing treatment.
The mobility of the polymer chain with hydration was remarkably improved with the addition of a diethylene oxide chain as a bridging unit.
It was also observed that δZ can be remarkably improved with longer etching time as a function of B−1/2, in accordance with the trend seen in other types of track detector such as glass nuclear track detector.
The thermal oxidative stability of PP is also remarkably improved with the addition of graphene, for example, compared with neat PP, the initial degradation temperature is enhanced by 26 °C at only 0.42 vol% of graphene loading.
The prognosis of patients with organ-confined prostate cancer has been remarkably improved with technical advances in surgical as well as radiological treatments; however, androgen withdrawal therapy remains the only effective form of systemic therapy for men with advanced prostate cancer.
The strength development was found to remarkably improve with increasing the concentration from 6 to 8 wt.%.
The strength toughness balance of the developed steel was remarkably improved compared with conventionally quenched and tempered steel with a martensitic structure.
SCNT efficiency in cloning human embryos has been remarkably improved recently with success at long last, such that human SCNT ES cells now are effectively achieved (Tachibana et al., 2013).
Due to the abundant exposed edge carbon sites and oxygen-containing functional groups introduced by KOH activation, electrochemical activity of eGFs towards both VO2+/VO2+ and V2+/V3+ redox couples are remarkably improved comparing with GF.
The HP machines, along with an increasing number of other PCs, headphones, televisions and other electronics, are starting to boast remarkably improved sound, with clearer voices, fuller bass and more of what the technicians call "punch"–a pressure gradient phenomenon that makes things sound louder while actually using fewer decibels.
