Sentence examples for claimed to increase the from inspiring English sources

This product absorbs minerals from the bamboo and the mud, and has been claimed to increase the anticlastogenic and antimutagenic properties of doenjang (a fermented bean paste).

Several nutritional factors have been claimed to increase the risk for hepatobiliary complications [ 3].

Other drugs, especially metoclopramide used for the treatment of gastric paresis, were also claimed to increase the incidence of TD.

While authors of the four methods claimed to increase the stability of features chosen with prior knowledge and/or to increase classification accuracy, Staiger et al. showed that they did not perform better than single-gene based methods.

Exogenous supply of NO is reported to prevent interveinal chlorosis (a typical Fe-deficiency symptom) even in plants supplied with very low (10 µM) Fe (Graziano et al., 2002; Graziano and Lamatinna 2005; Graziano and Lamatinna 2007; Sun et al., 2007), and exposure to NO is claimed to increase the labile Fe pool (Jasid et al., 2008).

Alcohol has been claimed to increase the risk of endometrial cancer by increasing oestrogen levels (Gavaler and Van Thiel, 1992; Hankinson et al, 1995; Onland-Moret et al, 2005; Rinaldi et al, 2006), which has been shown to increase endometrial cancer risk (Graham and Clarke, 1997).

So does the casual merchandising of techniques that claim to increase the odds of having a male child.

"She represented too much to have the void be ignored, even more so since this is happening when DC is claiming to increase the amount of diversity in its books.

What the Chinese have done, they claim, to increase the "flexibility" of their exchange rate: it's moving around more from day to day than it did in the past, sometimes up, sometimes down.

Despite limited in vitro or clinical evidence utilizing healthy human skin, CERs have been included in hundreds of commercial skin-care products claiming to increase the skin's hydration level, repair the cutaneous barrier, prevent moisture loss, and contribute to reducing dry and flaky skin.

Workarounds are claimed to increase when the complexity of the task is incompatible with the degree of structure imposed by the system [ 12, 13] and when users feel 'controlled' by the system [ 14], with end user resistance contributing to their implementation [ 15].