Sentence examples for deeply increasing from inspiring English sources
Menthol may not be dangerous in its own right, but some scientists think it may enhance the harm caused by other toxic ingredients in tobacco smoke or may encourage smokers to inhale more deeply, increasing their exposure to carcinogens.
An athlete can adjust training by breathing more deeply, increasing exertion to hit a target heart rate, or focusing on reducing stress in competitive situations (Kooser 2014).
The exercise gets my blood moving and helps eliminate the stress hormones and makes me breathe more deeply increasing my blood oxygen level.
The results will deeply increase our understanding of the volatile metabolites biosynthesis pathways of tea leaves in response to MeJA.
In UM-UC-3 xenografts, wortmannin alone had no significant effect on tumour growth but deeply increased the antitumor effects of rapamycin when both drugs were administered concomitantly.
Breathing deeply increases the oxygen flow to your bloodstream, improving circulation and removing harmful toxins and lactic acid from your muscles.
The new creed's biggest problem is simple: if you cut taxes deeply while increasing spending lavishly, you end up with a gigantic deficit.
These four and two further patients commented on an increased urge to breathe more deeply with increasing mechanical stimulation in all areas.
She said: "I will not support an increase in tuition fees and I'm deeply concerned about increasing levels of student debt".
At a hearing on Tuesday evening, one Democrat, Michael J. Copps, said: "Ever since I arrived at the commission six years ago, I have been deeply concerned about increasing concentration in the cable industry.
Sands commissioned the report at a time when Adelson, according to his own court testimony, was deeply concerned about increasing restrictions on the growth of the gambling industry in Macau and difficulties he was running into selling property.
