Sentence examples for the improved rate from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, proper annealing process can improve graphene quality and optimize the interfaces of graphene/grain and grain/grain and further improve the conductivity of obtained materials, which would further lead to the improved rate capability.
The improved rate capability of the structured Li2ZnTi3O8 electrode makes it a promising anode candidate for high performance LIBs.
LexisNexis intrusion in US highlights the improved rate of hacking convictions but also the continuing problem of "social engineering" attacks.
The improved rate equations with additional leakage losses of signal light for a uniformly side-pumped Yb3+-doped gain-guided and index-antiguided fiber laser are established.
The improved rate of inflation will weaken the prospect of an imminent interest rate hike by policymakers at the Bank of England, although the figure is still double the Government's 2% target.
Recent indicators from the major advanced economies, including increased business confidence and stronger industrial production, suggest the trend will "continue at the improved rate seen in the second quarter".
"It is not clear what causes cerebral palsy - it is probably a combination of factors," said Morgan, adding that advances in the care of pregnant women, women in labour and newborns are all likely to have contributed to the improved rates, with improvements in screening for various conditions also likely to have increased the rates of survival without severe disabilities.
At the same time, Mr. Kim said, the improved rating opens the door for more foreign institutional investors to buy Korean securities.
"The improved rating and stable outlook reflect the positive steps that Utica has undertaken in recent years to stabilize financial operations," Moody's said in a statement.
He focused more on the warnings that accompanied the improved rating than on the rating itself, saying they proved that the Council's budget was unsound.
Arrogantly attributing the improved rating of primary schools to "Ofsted's hard work" is simply insulting to teachers, while his penchant for "forthright language" is sadly matched by his overuse of simplified and damning generalisations.
