Sentence examples for which enormously improved from inspiring English sources

All these techniques have been engineered and validated in rocket tanks, which enormously improved the fabrication ability of Chinese aerospace industry.

Armstrong was technically in the wrong in this exchange, but in 1933, ironically and paradoxically, went on to invent wide-band FM which enormously improved the noise performance of radio by increasing the bandwidth.

Oxygen vacancies provide essential active sites for gas adsorption which enormously improve the ability of electron transfer.

Herein, we report a novel anti-solvent washing treatment simply using Hydrogen Iodide (HI) additive in chlorobenzene (CB) which can enormously improve CH3NH3PbI3 films surface with high crystallization phase purity and chemical homogeneity, leading to excellent structural stability under humidity, heat and even tensile force.

New technologies have been continuously added in the field of biomedical sciences, which has gradually enriched science and enormously improved the quality and quantity of research output and will provide better preparedness for the next outbreak from a new emerging influenza virus.

This clearly says, that while thousands of cancer genome profiles have enormously improved the molecular taxonomy of human cancers, they have only paved a background for precise cancer therapy which urges to be continuously fed towards the identification of precise cancer biomarkers.

Cancer survival has enormously improved, says CRUK, doubling since the 1970s through earlier detection and improved treatment.

The methods for obtaining the nucleotide sequences of DNA have enormously improved since the 1980s and have become largely automated.

Perhaps he is "one of those people", as he once acidly wrote, who has been "enormously improved by death".

In particular, the catalytic activity was enormously improved when CuCl2 was used as the intercalate.

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