Sentence examples for specifically improvements from inspiring English sources

Specifically, improvements in material selection and arrangement are implemented to achieve higher particle retentions.

More specifically, improvements on the Paper Folding test are predictive of improvements on math problems that involve spatial thinking over those that do not.

Specifically, improvements to the speed, alignment accuracy and environmental control have enabled investigations related to cell signalling, low-dose hypersensitivity, genomic instability and the visualisation of DNA repair to be successfully addressed.

Now, the money does have something to do with videogames, specifically "improvements in cognition due to playing digital games," and that has drawn a lot of interest from Cantor's buddies in the United States Military.

Now, the money does have something to do with video games, specifically "improvements in cognition due to playing digital games," and that has drawn a lot of interest from Cantor's buddies in the United States Military.

Specifically, improvements in gammaretroviral vector development have taken place since those initially used to conclude that gene transfer by gammaretroviral vectors occurs only in cells that are actively replicating at the time of transduction.

Specifically, improvement in management in diabetes and hypertension, reduced goitre and improved immunization and breastfeeding rates have been attributed to Behvarzs [ 42, 45].

Specifically, improvement was noted in the following items: breathing difficulties/cough, sleep, integration of therapy into daily routine, leisure activities, general health perception, physical condition and being free from anxiety.

Specifically, improvement was seen in forgetting to take medicines (pre-intervention: 1.9 [SE 0.22] and post-intervention 1.3 [SE 0.52] p = 0.02), in addition to five other SCHFI measures: weighing self, eating a low-salt diet, avoiding getting sick, contacting the physician in the case of worsening symptoms, and confidence in evaluating symptoms.

One is a $25 billion low-interest loan program already passed by Congress that provides money specifically for improvements in fuel efficiency.

Specifically, dramatic improvements in puncture resistance (spike threat) are observed under high and low speed loading conditions, while slight increases in cut protection (knife threat) are also observed.