Sentence examples for substantially improved with from inspiring English sources

Service on the G line would have been substantially improved, with more trains on both weekdays and weekends.

The quality of capital is substantially improved, with firms holding higher amounts of the types of capital best able to absorb losses.

The efficiency of both the world's trade system and the ships that power it can be substantially improved with better logistics and technologies such as friction-resistant coatings and lubrication, and even simply reducing ship speeds.

Similarly, wettability of the ordinary sunflower oil was substantially improved with nano-suspension.

Clinical results though have generally not substantially improved with these technical developments, although overall imaging time has shortened.

The yield of malting barley and its components were substantially improved with all integrated uses of mineral and organic amendments.

Moreover, the output SINR performance of the detector substantially improves with code length, which confirms that the proposed receiver is sufficiently robust to overcome CFO and MAI effects.

Overall TB cure was low with self-administered therapy, ranging from 41%to69%9% across trials, but on average this did not substantially improve with DOT (RR 1.08, 95% CI 0.91 to 1.27; five trials, 1645 participants, moderate quality evidence; Analysis 1.1).

Similarly, TB treatment completion ranged from 59%to78%8% in those allocated to self-administration, and on average did not substantially improve with DOT (RR 1.07, 95% CI 0.96 to 1.19; six trials, 1839 participants, moderate quality evidence; Analysis 1.3).

In 6-month follow-up, the DREAMS-2G showed a substantially improved performance with a superior safety profile to that of its DREAMS-1G precursor, i.e., no thrombosis or cardiac death up to 6 months (Haude et al. 2016b).

A simple representation of the mode-to-mode switching options is introduced that results in a substantially improved design, with computational complexity independent of the number of modes and fixed schedule lines for typical transit and freight networks.