Sentence examples for restored quality from inspiring English sources

In summary, for the restored quality of the three methods we have Reweighted > Chaotic > A † ≫ A T, while for the computing time the order of magnitude is about 1 : 1 : 10 2 : 1.

Importantly, by day 28, the EMG amplitude in the EA group had recovered nearly to that in the normal group, indicating that the EA treatment had a beneficial, therapeutic effect regardless of the number of motor units or their restored quality, achieving better outcomes than in the untreated contusion group.

The first objective of this study was to evaluate long-term regional trends in aquatic C (DIC, DOC, POC, and pCO2) within the Everglades as large-scale restoration efforts progress to restore quality, quantity, and timing of water to the Everglades ecosystem.

Restoring quality was crucial, Mr. Mendello says.

The alliance says the new tower would restore quality television reception for about 700,000 people in the metropolitan area, including many poor and elderly, who do not have cable television.

While all medications have risks, medications prescribed to manage physical and psychological pain can be effective in improving function and restoring quality of life when prescribed correctly and taken as directed.

It is time to mobilize the complementary resources and skills of its Bretton Woods twin — the World Bank — so as to restore quality growth and create employment opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic.

To restore quality of service for the majority of admitted flows in such cases, flow termination has been proposed as a novel control function.

Most patients suffering from headache who receive timely and good-quality health care can expect this care to be effective, restoring quality of life [12], but good quality in health care has not been the automatic result of the marked changes in scope, character and content of headache practice and care that have occurred during the last years.

And we need to restore quality to all goods being produced in the United States.

Targeted delivery of IGF1 to the salivary gland of patients receiving head and neck irradiation may be useful in reducing or eliminating xerostomia and restoring quality of life to these patients.