Sentence examples for an increased exchange from inspiring English sources

In particular, an increased exchange of expertise between protected areas, and the development of minimum standards for IAS surveillance and management are pivotal.

We think that the fields of metabolomics and natural products are essentially "two sides of the same coin" and would both benefit from an increased exchange of expertise and approach.

Hence, the nucleotide affinity might be weakened, resulting in an increased exchange rate and therefore higher GTP loading under physiological conditions, because the GTP GDP ratio is ∼9 1 in cells.

The Gate2Growth Academic Network in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Finance EIFF) works toward an integration of research in these areas and an increasing exchange and mobility of EIF scientists.

Glassware was being publicly discussed in art journals and collected in museums, and this new spirit of awareness led to a greatly increased exchange of ideas among the leading glass centres and to the borrowing of ideas from the past.

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Similarly to the neonatal cells, adult paired end-to-end cardiomyocytes exhibited an increased GJ exchange upon IP3R activation with IP3/BM (20 μM, for 10 minutes) and a decreased GP exchange upon IP3R blockade with either 2-APB (5 μM, for 10 minutes) or an another inhibitor of IP3R xestospongin (XeC 10 μM, for 20 minutes), as assessed by the FRAP method.

On the other hand, due to an increased information exchange, centralized network planning is not a suitable choice here.

"So the permission base of, 'I will give you so much data about me so you can use AI and you can use analytics to provide with an increased value exchange', that's where you're going to get that value.

The thickness of this barrier decreases during pregnancy to allow an increased maternal fetal exchange at late gestational ages (Juch et al. 2013; Syme et al. 2004).

There is an increase in food intake in Pomc −/−Tg + compared with global Pomc nulls, the metabolic rate is decreased as indicated by reduced oxygen consumption (VO2) and an increased respiratory exchange ratio (referred to as RQ in this instance), and basal insulin levels are increased in obesity (Smart et al., 2006).