Sentence examples for was improved along from inspiring English sources
In the model, the performance of fuel cell was improved along with the decreasing of CL thickness.
After the fox rabies case reported in FYROM in 2011, ≈0.3 km from Greece (4 ), rabies surveillance was improved along the northern and eastern land borders of Greece, and wild and domestic animals found dead or suspected of having rabies were collected.
The firm's financial position was improving along with rising commodity prices, and rebellious shareholders were insisting on a conventional rights issue.
Security was improving along the highway, a few months in advance of the Afghan election, but the Taliban were still capable of intimidating the local Pashtun villagers and hitting American and Afghan patrols.
But the companies say that this time logistical systems have been improved along with support for staff members whose families may be affected by the hurricane.
But Mr Moelis has survived the upheaval, and come up with some ideas about how investment banking could be improved along the way.
The city still has some open spaces that could be artfully filled in if public transport and the water supply were improved, along with the planting of indigenous trees and grasses.The needs for good planning and appropriate architecture outside Addis are just as big.
Search has been improved, along with image viewing, and you can like things from inside your feed, at last.
Fraud detection would be improved along with providing a greater opportunity to automate and enhance the functionality of personal financial management tools.
The process has no doubt been improved along the lines he suggests are possible: square pixels have likely been replaced with hexagonal, the lenses and pixel widths made complementary, and so on.
Similarly, the results also show that the energy consumption and ECI performance can be improved along with the increase of the number of RNs, which again confirms that deploying more RNs can significantly reduce the energy consumption.
