Sentence examples for to improved control from inspiring English sources
The improved treatment reproducibility after intratumoral administration is likely due to improved control over the absolute AuNP concentration contained within the tumor, since the accumulated intratumoral AuNP dose 3 days after intravenous administrations can range from 2%to10%0% of the injected AuNP dose.
Training volitional stepping might lead to improved control of the APA but would probably not improve control of lateral stability during compensatory stepping.
Thus it was suggested that training volitional stepping might lead to improved control of the APAs, but would probably not improve compensatory stepping, especially due to lack of training specificity.
We found evidence that training in pursuit and/or saccadic eye movement can lead to improved control and also that changes in central neurological inputs may also indirectly improve control, for example, after SDR surgery or with medication.
The rationale for the decision was that it would lead to improved control of production costs and efficiencies in production and marketing.
Computer modelling can contribute to improved control of the coating process, important to support a continuous drive for increased efficiency.
Heparin has been investigated as an adjunct to scaffolds to confer improved control of growth factor release kinetics (Zhang 2010; Jeon et al. 2007; Kim et al. 2011).
Development of microfabrication technologies allowed creating surfaces with subcellular topographic and chemical features, which led to an improved control of cell reaction in contact with biomaterials.
Structural engineering can be applied as a tool to obtain improved control over the thermoelectric properties of cobaltate thin films, which is unique for epitaxial thin films and cannot be obtained in single-crystal or polycrystalline samples.
Recent advances in materials science (including microcontact printing, soft lithography, microfluidics, and nanotechnology) have led to strongly improved control of extracellular ligand distribution and of the properties of the micromechanical environment.
Data were interpreted to reflect improved control of attentional direction during confrontation with spiders.
