Sentence examples for risen to improve from inspiring English sources
In this application the need for an environmentally responsive, degradable polymer has risen to improve treatment outcomes.
Online planning, on the other hand, gives rise to improve accuracy and lexical variety, however, the differences are not statistically significant.
The segmentation crack network was stable during thermal shock testing, and high segmentation crack density gave rise to improve the thermal shock resistance.
Clearly, suppressing off-angle emission with relatively simple structures such as 2D arrays of holes in tungsten can give rise to improved spectrally selective performance.
These investigative efforts have given rise to improved methods of tendon repair and protocols for the early application of passive and active wrist and digital motion as a means to more rapidly increase the strength and gliding of repaired tendons.
The adsorption of analyte molecules onto citrate-capped gold surface was easier due to the weaker binding strength of the carboxylate ligand and more hotspots formed with narrower gaps between neighbouring particles, giving rise to improved enhancement.
Cridland replied that it was particularly important at a time of rising unemployment to improve the skill levels of British workers to ensure they could take advantage of the vacancies that did exist.
On the grander dwellings a multi-storey tower, with lavish brickwork decoration and firing-slits, rises up to improve the household's field-of-fire.But outside the ramparts are scenes of everyday peasant life.
The rising necessity to improve corrosion and wear resistance of metals for engineering applications cannot be over emphasized.
Indeed, the balance of respondents who think business conditions are improving has risen to 22 percentage points, up six from the previous quarter.
The balance of respondents who think business conditions are improving has risen to 16 percentage points, up by 3 from the end of 2014.Yet this stable outlook hides a shift in the concerns of business leaders.
