Sentence examples for traditionally improved from inspiring English sources
The massive improvement in aviation's safety record is the result of a series of factors: safety in transport industries has traditionally improved through trial and error; accidents highlight weaknesses in safety systems; and lessons are learned.
The CO2-WAG technique is a combination of two traditionally improved oil recovery techniques: waterflooding and gas injection.
Traditionally, improved walking has been a main goal for children undergoing SDR.
Combining nuclear DNA and organellar markers has traditionally improved the understanding of invasive processes, and it is becoming clear that including vertically transmitted endosymbiont or parasitic organisms can provide new insight into the origins of invasive species as well as the diseases they carry (Gupta et al. 2014; Mobegi et al. 2014).
Intel and others also use the tick, tock product cycle, traditionally displaying improved battery life on the tick.
Traditionally, to improve the anchoring strength of screws in osteoporotic bone, PMMA is injected directly into the prepared pilot hole of the vertebral body prior to screw insertion.
The comparisons of the acidity in dealuminated HZSM-5 by traditionally steaming and improved methods indicated that the latter was more effective in decreasing the acidity and weakening acid strength, and more environmentally benign and timesaving.
CHC's hurricane warning system has also been improved; traditionally, CHC did not issue standard hurricane or tropical storm watches or warnings, just high wind and heavy rainfall warnings, which were often not heeded by local residents.
Sales of December issues, traditionally slow sellers, have improved by tens of thousands of copies.
Profit margins in information technology companies, which traditionally are strong, have improved, and so have profit margins in companies that make consumer items that, unlike things like food and paper towels, are considered to be discretionary purchases.
As a result, farming and foraging for locally known wild vegetables, two activities that would traditionally provide exercise and improved nutrition for women, are limited.
