Sentence examples for conveniently increasing from inspiring English sources

Therefore effectively and conveniently increasing tissue n-3 FA levels in dogs is of interest.

The 'sports mode' at the click of the mode dial will allow you to indulge in some sport photography conveniently increasing the shutter speed and cranking up the ISO level on your camera meaning you will get crisper pictures and not blurry ones that lack details.

Benefiting from the excellent stability of NBN, the proton conductivity of Nafion-sNBNM at high-temperature and low-humidity conditions could be conveniently increased by H3PO4 adsorption.

It is shown that the most influential design parameter is the number of pipes, which can be more conveniently increased, within a reasonable range, compared to increasing the pile dimensions.

However, when more devices and users participate in heterogeneous services, the difficulty of managing these services efficiently and conveniently increases.

Hence, all assays were carried out conveniently at RT. Increasing the cDNA loading on the MNP can increase the affinity and amount of cDNAs available for T-DNA hybridization, and hence may increase capture efficiency.

Fourth, the framework is scalable in the way that storage and computing resources can be conveniently added to increase performance or removed to save cost, depending on the size of BIM models and the project requirements.

Many New Yorkers, however, believe that the street is fated to change with the increasing demands for conveniently located Manhattan apartments, shops and offices, particularly in a neighborhood where hipsters and young professionals outnumber vagrants.

Those new messages μ p k → M i p k can be conveniently normalized to avoid messages increasing endlessly.

They conveniently ignore the fact that legislation increasing benefits would also extend Social Security's long-term solvency by decades.

Yes, there has been much talk about building "better" and "smarter". There have been plans for increasing "resilience," which is a conveniently vague term.