Sentence examples for significantly solves from inspiring English sources

For all three, it significantly solves the problem of European Union emissions standards.

It not only significantly solves the challenges, which include the unified modeling of operation system and the seamless communication between operation systemgs and smart substations, but also achieves the seamless integration and sharing of the operation smart system information flow.

We show that none of these methods, nor the use of more complex evolutionary models, can significantly solve basal rodent relationships.

Only 8.10% of the investigated medical staff members considered that the reform could significantly solve the main problems in public hospitals, and 68.32% considered that the reform could solve only part of the problems.

In the 2nd prototype design, the maximum distance between the X and Y interleaving pixels is shortened significantly to solve the asymmetry in charge sharing between X and Y pixels and strips observed in the first prototype Stripixel detectors.

This paper puts forward a pressure self-adaptive water-tight junction box (PSAWJB) which improves the reliability of the WJB significantly by solving the sealing and pressure problems in conventional WJB design.

The latter result could be interpreted as indicating that the survey included also many items which are relatively difficult to solve, but which are constructed in such a way that knowledge of actual mathematical results (theorems) does not help you significantly in solving them.

In any case, intense research and the application of systems biology and genetic engineering techniques are absolutely essential to reach the full potential of microalgae as cell-factories of bio-based products and, therefore, could contribute significantly to solve the problems of biosustainability and energy shortage.

In doing so, we will maximize our success at the polls and, more significantly, help solve the challenges of a new economy that would otherwise leave many of our people behind.

Yet in an authoritative review of the research, the psychologists Jonathan W. Schooler and Joseph Melcher concluded that the abilities most strongly correlated with insight problem-solving "were not significantly correlated" with solving analytical problems.

Finally, the match between the extracted steam and the heat demand of the reboiler is significantly increased, which solves the steam parameter mismatch problem.