Sentence examples for a target increase from inspiring English sources

To take account of the different population for this study, a target increase of 2,500 steps per day due to the intervention, and a standard deviation in the step count after the 12-week intervention of 3,500 have been used for the sample size calculation.

As the image is blurred, the uncertainty in the location and dimensions of a target increases.

Fitt's law states that the time to reach a target increases logarithmically with the ratio distance/diameter as measured on a line that crosses the starting point and the target.

However, long probes pose a problem since affinity and specificity for nucleic acid probes usually are inversely correlated, meaning that whilst a probe's affinity for a target increases so does the risk of non-specific binding [ 7].

Perhaps being a prime target increased, however mordantly, civic pride.

The ABC, our tax-funded broadcaster, could set a diversity target: increasing the current 18% of characters from non-Anglo-Celtic backgrounds to match the population of 32% by 2020, for instance.

Results: Using a tungsten target, increased tube potential and filtration can yield minimal beam hardening with improved exposure efficiency and contrast for various thicknesses of uncompressed breasts.

Moreover, the likelihood of being a drug target increases consistently with increasing gene essentiality and mRNA expression (Additional file 6).

HMRC has met a target to increase its number of prosecutions by 1,000 by 2014-15, buthehe NAO said it "needs to better prioritise the cases it selects for criminal investigations".

The centrepiece of the review was a target to increase total sales by as much as 25 per cent to between £11.5bn and £12.5bn by 2013/14.

However, it continued to struggle with a target to increase the exporting performance of local firms.