Sentence examples for alternatively increases from inspiring English sources

Our context-aware scheduler converges quickly and substantially improves the users' QoS or, alternatively, increases the supported traffic load.

To date, the catastrophic environmental pollution arising from burning fossil fuels is a discriminating public concern and thus alternatively increases the dependence on renewable clean energy.

What is often surprising is that, as the results of the empirical example in Table 1 indicated, both S R x) and F R x) show decreases with increases in x or alternatively, increases with decreasing x, and in this case, over the entire range of x.

Shortening the length of its side chain significantly reduces the efficiency of these Ca2+ transfer reactions and alternatively increases the Ca2+ transfer of D60 with D58.

Alternatively, increases in local perivascular production of kisspeptins could contribute to hypertension and plasma extravasation during pregnancy, but also other disorders in which expression of kisspeptins and Kiss1R increase.

At the cellular level, zinc modulates a number of signalling mechanisms central to innate immunity 8, 9. Zinc may act by regulating protein function directly through binding to a motif such as a zinc-finger 10, or alternatively increases in free or labile zinc may act as a second messenger 11.

Alternatively, increasing the expression levels of specific DC-homing receptors also facilitates their migration [34].

We altered the shape of cultured fibroblasts by coating the growth substratum with synthetic polymers, which alternatively increased and decreased the adhesiveness.

Alternatively, increasing ionic strength decreases the electrical double layer thickness needed to offset the particles' surface charge [20 22], enabling particle aggregation.

Alternatively increased collaboration and consultation between ED and mental health services is critical to any successful screening and brief intervention program.

We propose here an exercise comprising an analysis of the effect of reducing, and alternatively, increasing, UIS entitlement length duration relative to the current status quo in Spain.