Sentence examples for testing of improved from inspiring English sources

A large number of different lubricants are in use at any one time, (a single major oil company may market many hundreds of different varieties), and no aspect of tribology receives as much attention as the development and testing of improved lubricants.

In this work, the design, fabrication, and testing of improved, high power 4H-SiC merged p-i-n/Schottky(MPS) diodes, in the 600 1300 V voltage range, are described.

This paper is concerned with the design, the validation and the experimental testing of improved AQM control schemes to cope with unwanted variations of characteristic parameters such as the average round-trip time, the load and link capacity.

We implemented a program in which emission characterization is enabled through collaborations between academic, US and international non-governmental entities that focus on evaluation, dissemination, and in-use testing, of improved cookstoves.

For assisting growers in preparing for the consequences of climate change, and for averting detrimental effects on food security and farm economics, efforts to project climate impacts on tree crop production should be enhanced, including the development and testing of improved chilling models and management options to influence orchard microclimate.

This problem has led to the development and testing of improved vector systems for cardiovascular gene delivery.

To provide a critical test of improved in vitro selectivity in an in vivo context, we developed a seven-day mouse safety model utilizing a b.i.d dosing regimen in wild-type FVB mice.

Earlier that summer, a research group under Vijay Modi, a professor of mechanical engineering at Columbia, had surveyed cooks in Uganda and Tanzania who had tested a variety of improved stoves.

The testing of the improved BRBs indicated that the cyclic performance of the BRBs was satisfactory up to a CP strain of 2.0%.

I urge the social work profession to engage with the proposals in this bill and see it as an opportunity to test ways of improving outcomes for children.

In Arkansas in the nineteen-eighties, Hillary Clinton backed education reform, particularly the use of testing to improve standards.