Sentence examples for stimulated improvements from inspiring English sources

The desire for book illustrations stimulated improvements in engraving and woodblock printing, as did the talents of Albrecht Durer.

HIIT stimulated improvements in cardiac structure and function independent of changes in cardiac metabolism.

Introduced in 1890, the test discouraged milk adulteration, stimulated improvement of dairy production, and aided in factory manufacture of cheese and butter.

The research audit clearly identified evidence practice gaps that stimulated improvement activity, with prioritisation of Pap smears according to interest, political priority and amenability to improvement.

The introduction of the third edition of the WHO Classification for Soft Tissue and Bone Tumours stimulated improvement of coding, enabling a better pathology registration.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said this month that the proposal would stimulate improvements to the power grid in Fairfield and New Haven Counties, where there has been public opposition to high-voltage lines and new power plants, but state regulators and even Connecticut Light and Power oppose the federal plan as discriminatory and a windfall for power generators.

This in turn will stimulate improvements in LLR ground segment hardware and help refine the LLR software code and models.

We investigate whether such policies benefit from determining fuel carbon intensities (FCIs) locally to account for variations in fuel production and to stimulate improvements in FCI.

The topics of this special issue cover a broad range of applications; they can stimulate improvements in present transmission systems and can help in the realization of future ones.

It is hoped that this paper can serve as a basis to promote an understanding of the issues for researchers, modeling software vendors, modeling engineers, and application engineers and help to stimulate improvements in this area leading to increased usage and value of FPMs in supporting process operations.

The study found that the current EEDI reference baseline is insufficient to stimulate improvements in the design of future LNGCs because the current Dual Fuel Diesel Electric (DFDE) propulsion proposed to be installed on majority of future LNGCs orders already achieves EEDI values that are compliant with the EEDI baseline.