Sentence examples for which allows improving from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the optimal working point of APSK corresponds to a smaller back-off, which allows improving the energy efficiency of the system.

For this specific architecture, a two-steps identification procedure is developed and a new technique of the calibration experiment design is proposed, which allows improving the identification accuracy without increasing the number of measurements.

As in all the other fields of science, siRNAs management can be advantaged by physical-mathematical descriptions (modeling) in order to clarify the involved phenomena from the preparative step of dosage systems to the description of drug-body interactions, which allows improving the design of delivery systems/processes/therapies.

The other option is an implant-supported overdenture, which allows improved oral hygiene [6].

In this study, we have introduced a modified setup of electrospinning to produce three-dimensional nanofibrous scaffolds which allows improved infiltration of cells.

We hypothesized that a FDO and plate fixation may be used in the distal femur to ensure full deformity correction without a secondary deformity and with maximal contact at the osteotomy, which allows improved healing and function.

MR enterography, which allows improved localization of small-bowel polyps in patients with Peutz- Jeghers syndrome, is performed to identify larger lesions that should be resected at double-balloon enteroscopy or surgery.

Another major strength is collection of residential information at the cross-street (CHIS 2001 for Los Angeles and San Diego Counties) and residential address level (CHIS 2003 and 2005 for all counties), which allows improved spatial resolution for air pollution exposure assessment.

We found a power-law scaling exponent that was virtually identical to that described by Kapellou and colleagues, 8 despite using a considerably higher spatial resolution in our study (1-mm vs. 4-mm slice thickness), which allows improved fidelity for following the curving cortical surface and calculating its surface area.

A recent innovation is the 'Mercy TAPE', which allows improved accuracy and robustness of paediatric bodyweight estimation; the principle is based on the 'Mercy method' using surrogate anthropometric measures, namely mid-upper arm circumference for body habitus and humeral length for height [ 49].

The obtained results are very promising since this kind of models facilitates the design of robust controllers, which allow improving the operability of irrigation main canal pools and also substantially reduce water losses.