The phrase "as increased experience" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a relationship between experience and another variable, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "As increased experience leads to better performance, we should invest in training programs."
Alternatives: "with greater experience" or "as experience grows".
These side-games award points that can be traded for temporary powers such as increasing experience, improving capture rate, or lowering prices of items in Poké Marts.
As a result of increased experience with the IBG technique, the duration of bed rest was reduced, and currently, patients start toe-touch weightbearing 1 day after surgery.
Additional factors, such as improved management, increased experience of staff, greater economies of scale, and better supply of drugs and test kits, probably affected the delivery of HIV/AIDS services in health centers.
Teacher PD can be defined as the professional growth a teacher achieves as a result of gaining increased experience (Glatthorn 1995).
Other improvements in tactile 3D shape perception as a result of increasing experience have been obtained in past investigations (see Norman, Clayton, Norman, & Crabtree, 2008).
More widespread use of targeted agents, the existence of additional treatments not available in this retrospective study (e.g., everolimus and pazopanib), as well as increased clinician experience, may result in further improved patient outcomes.
Our results are consistent with prior studies which suggest that these observed trends in virologic and immunologic outcomes may be partly attributable to improvements in treatment and care [ 4- 10], such as increasing clinician experience [ 12], improvements in dosing and efficacy of ART regimens, and improved patient knowledge and adherence [ 1].
As well as increased syphilis testing, our experience of integrating sexual and reproductive health into HIV care also increased the proportion of women who were offered PMTCT option B amongst those not already on ART (data not shown).
Learning new skills was initially experienced as increased workload and stress, but it led to a new conceptualization of the discipline and generated new practice-based knowledge.
