Sentence examples for virtue of improved from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that PR-AKT scaffolds have potential for bone tissue engineering application by the virtue of improved mechanical strength, modulated degradability and enhanced cell attachment and proliferation.

The so-called virtualisation-based cloud computing paradigm offers a practical approach to green IT/clouds, which emphasise the construction and deployment of scalable, energy-efficient network software applications (NetApp) by virtue of improved utilisation of the underlying resources.

On balance, the economy should register higher job growth by virtue of improved decision-making on the part of firms.

Analysts say Pinduoduo is likely to sustain its growth as e-commerce continues to reach remoter areas by virtue of improving Internet access.

By virtue of improving early childhood conditions, the health consequences of this early late life mismatch may be ameliorated, thus possibly providing greater protection against developing type 2 diabetes in later adulthood.

The results demonstrated that the addition of graphene could enhance the ORR activity by virtues of improving electrochemical conductivity and porous structure.

The vertex velocities and the numerical fluxes through the cell interfaces are computed consistently in the Eulerian space by virtue of an improved nodal solver.

When the king is then asked what level might be above the intellectual order, which distinguishes human beings as rational animals from all other animals by virtue of their concern with improving character traits, the household, and the city through man-made laws and political institutions, he maintains that there is none higher than that of great savants.

All performance data of the complex was considerably improved by virtue of the operating experience obtained previously.

The electrochemical performances of the symmetrical and single cells were substantially improved by virtue of SSC impregnation.

During the past decade, detection of various respiratory viruses has improved by virtue of new molecular techniques and the availability of monoclonal antibodies for many viral species.