Sentence examples for actively increased from inspiring English sources

Forty-nine per cent of employers recently surveyed, all of whom had implemented flexible working options, believed these practices had actively increased productivity.

Except in spl5-NL, serotonin levels also significantly increased in spl5-FL and -ML compared to the WT, and it is likely that the catalytic reaction from tryptophan to serotonin was not actively increased in spl5-NL.

In recent years, engineering the total morphology of pharmaceutical materials particles to desirable shape, size and surface area has long been actively increased because it has many advantages especially for improving physicochemical properties of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs).

"While marijuana remains a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act," he said, "this Administration has actively increased support for research into what components of the marijuana plant could be used as medicine".

This means that at low temperatures an increasing amount of bees actively increased the body temperature noticeably above Ta.

ROS can represent oxidative stress upstream of this step, but cellular ROS levels can also be actively increased after pro-apoptotic stimuli [ 6].

Uprima actively increases sexual stimulus in the brain.

"We deem it very important to stabilize financial markets by actively increasing financial liquidity".

But governments, in the United States and many other countries around the world, increasingly seek to make that distinction because they recognise that it actively increases their powers of investigation.

We would encourage programme's such as the Scottish Conservation Credits scheme and selective gear trials, and would also like to see those individuals who are actively increasing the sustainability of their gear being encouraged and positively rewarded.

The UK's total investment in research and development across the economy has remained at approximately 1.7% of GDP for the last 15 years, a period that has seen our international competitors actively increasing theirs.