Sentence examples for the improved availability from inspiring English sources
The benefits gained from triple-frequency GNSS are then comprehensively examined with respect to dual-frequency case, including the improved ambiguity resolution, extra-widelane based RTK, the augmented RTK service, the shortened PPP convergence, the improved availability and reliability.
The improved availability of contraception, the legalisation of abortion, and the change in societal attitudes to single mothers have combined to reduce significantly the number of babies given up for adoption.
The reason is the improved availability of auxiliary data from various remote sensing platforms.
✓ Availability of integrated information and services, based on the improved availability of internet standards and infrastructure, for offering web interfaces for tracking and tracing, geographical information and navigation systems, or transport-related data exchanges via XML standards.
In 1958, David responded to the improved availability in Britain of good ingredients by revising the work, eliminating sections on specialist suppliers, to whom by 1958 it was no longer necessary to resort.
With the improved availability and sensitivity of MRI there is an increase in incidental findings.
[5] Whether this improved availability of HIV services has been accompanied by earlier presentation of patients to care has not been studied.
Outcomes of interest included the following: improved availability of health services and accessibility, acceptability and quality of health care and enhanced health outcomes.
These are: The maintenance of the railway tracks needs to integrate proactive solutions in order to reach the desired goals of improved safety, improved availability, and improved reliability.
The conclusions show that proactive solutions are needed to reach the desired goals of improved safety, improved availability, and improved reliability.
Our objective was to assess the effect of improved availability of HIV services on patient presentation to care and subsequent pre-ART and on-ART outcomes.
