Sentence examples for which improves when from inspiring English sources

It is associated with a poor quality of life, which improves when the frequency of syncope is reduced.

Another is direction selectivity, which improves when contrast decreases [157].

With the exception of GC1-GC3 which responds poorly whatever the global quantity of HT and the signature method which improves when the quantity increases, all the other methods present the same type of behavior with a maximum efficiency between 5 and 10% of HTs, range which is in general reported in the literature [26], [46].

Relations with the Kurds in Turkey's south-east, which improved when the government scrapped many of its most repressive laws, deteriorated again after the Kurds of northern Iraq cemented their autonomy and the separatist PKK guerrillas resumed fighting following a ceasefire.

The only side effects noted were vomiting and epigastric pain, which improved when zinc was taken with little protein.

In fact, the ERA patients in the present study reported a low baseline level of recreational physical activity, which improved when arthritis was controlled.

These can include lung disease which is relatively uncommon, carpal tunnel syndrome which often improves when the disease is under good control, secondary Sjogren's syndrome (dry mouth and eyes), and early risk of heart disease, especially risk of heart attack.

The real answer is depressing - banking is a stagnant market running on long-obsolete infrastructure, which improves only when forced to by government.

[6] also proposes a frequency domain estimator which improves performance when CFO is small, however, it is sensitive to transmitter side mismatch.

It is observed that the RM coded-cooperative scheme with γ SR  = ∞, γ SD  = γ RD outperforms the non-cooperative scheme with a coding gain margin of more than 10 dB at BER ≈ 10−5, which improves further when γ RD  = γ SD  + 10 dB.

It is well known that the presence of AF is associated with impaired QoL, which significantly improves when a good heart rate control or sinus rhythm is achieved.