Sentence examples for an increase in random from inspiring English sources

It calls for an evaluation by a psychiatrist, as well as an increase in random drug testing.

But he added that an increase in random testing could be discussed at a future collective bargaining session with the union.

Lanii Thomas, the airport's public relations manager, declined to discuss them, but a security guard said there was an increase in random hand searches of carry-on bags.

And now, said Thomas Kinton, the director of aviation for the Massachusetts Port Authority, those security measures are likely to be increased manyfold, from the deployment of more teams of explosive-sniffing dogs to an increase in random identification checks.

In addition, a decrease of α-helix was observed from 54.01% to 31.56% with an increase in random structure from 7.86% to 21.76%.

After the Moscow attack, travelers in the United States will quickly see an increase in random security checks "above and beyond the baseline measures currently in place," he said, including checks in public areas like baggage claim and ticketing.

SVD deconvolution (not shown) reveals a significant reduction in the β-sheet component and an increase in the random coil component, suggesting the precipitated sample is likely a molten globule with local secondary structure.

A representative assay (Table 1) suggests that despite a minimal increase in random migration, there is also a large increase in specific chemotaxis when the cells are exposed to a greater concentration of RA SF on the opposite side of the membrane.

This was not due to the lack of a promotor, because when an Rb-O targeting vector that contained a pgk promoter was used, Brca1-/-cells had a 13-fold decrease in gene targeting and a fourfold increase in random integration compared with Brca1 +/- control cells.

There will also be a dramatic increase in random, out-of-competition tests.

The quality of the published RCTs in China did show an increase in the reported random sequence generation methods in studies published from 2007 to 2011 compared with 2002 to 2006.