The phrase "a pathway to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for achieving growth or improvement in a particular area.
Example: "The new training program provides a pathway to increase employee productivity and engagement."
Alternatives: "a means to enhance" or "a route to boost".
Placing a greater focus on the employee volunteer experience — as a pathway to increasing participation — doesn't have to be onerous.
Helping others, loving others, and supporting others to be a happier or a more successful version of who they are is a pathway to increased fulfillment for us.
Addressign each of these possibilities would provide a pathway to increasing meaningful use of HIT and quality of care.
Above results suggest that RasV12 and wild-type Aurora-A may share a redundant pathway to increase p-AKT expression level.
Hence, direct recycling to the main riser does not seem a viable pathway to increase propylene product.
Furthermore, the proposed method fully utilizes the available discriminative information in all the member genes, not just some of them; and it naturally weights and combines the support from each member gene in a given pathway to increase the discriminative power of the corresponding pathway marker.
This approach might not only increase acceptance, but may also offer a possible pathway to increase awareness while decreasing avoidance symptoms.
However, these differences strongly support the hypothesis that forced fragmentation might be a feasible pathway to increase energy expenditure in BAT.
It was recently reported that ΔNp63 α can transcriptionally repress Nedd4 [ 40], suggesting that downregulation of Nedd4 may function as a feedforward pathway to increase ΔNp63 α intracellular concentration under certain circumstances.
Taken together, these considerations point to a new pathway to increase the efficacy of pulsating waves of energy by fine-tuning the frequencies of these treatments to the resonance frequencies of the different constituents in biofilm matrices, which will have a major impact on both their mechanical stability and antimicrobial penetration through a direct effect on the viscoelasticity of biofilms.
