Sentence examples for chapter increases from inspiring English sources

Good medicinal chemistry design, taking into account both potency at the target and also the predictive toxicology discussed in this chapter, increases the probability of a project's success and heavily influences speed of reaching a clear proof of concept outcome.

He increased the number of clergy in the chapter, increasing it from the three he found at York when he took office, and reorganised the episcopal and chapter's estates, giving a number of estates to the chapter.

The age-specific prevalence using 2+ individual chronic conditions and 2+ ICPC-2 chapters increased rapidly up to the 70 79 years age group, and remained steady in the older age groups.

We hope that providing a detailed account of our most successful Darwin Day UT celebration in 19 years that it will provide a framework for other institutions and organizations to start their own chapter or increase their existing presence.

As can be seen here, the most frequently diagnosed disorders are mood disorders and overall, the number of patients per diagnostic chapter is increasing over the years.

For 3+ ICPC-2 chapters, this increase started even later (between 30 39 and 40 49 years of age).

This chapter predicts an increasing use of hardware and convergent technologies to increase speed and to reduce latency when scanning HTTP traffic.

The findings marked the latest chapter in the increasing friction between Ms. Reno and Louis Freeh, the F.B.I. director.

It is in microeconomics where Labour's plans go astray: a minimum wage, which could destroy jobs; a windfall tax on privatised utilities, which is arbitrary; signature of the EU's social chapter, which will increase employers' obligations to trade unions.

The main objective of this book chapter is to increase our knowledge of using NMR spectroscopy on membrane technology.

In a report, analyst Gary Chase says that Chapter 11 proceedings increase the probability of a partial or full liquidation of US Airways, which…would benefit more of the other airlines".