'durably increase' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is increasing in a way that is meant to be permanent or long-lasting. For example, "The government is looking for ways to durably increase crop yields for farmers."
Finally, taking one step back, perhaps the highest priority, but also the most difficult to achieve, is to durably increase growth and decrease unemployment in advanced economies, and especially in Europe.
Although local GLP1 increases islet transplant success in animals [ 6], clinical evidence to support its efficacy to durably increase human beta cell mass is lacking.
Lyubomirsky's research focuses on the benefits of happiness, why some people are happier than others, and how happiness can be durably increased.
We next asked if TGF-β signaling in CA1a cells is durably increased in vivo after stimulation of CA1a cells with TGF-β containing CoCM in vitro.
This transient exposure of tumor cells to fibroblast-derived TGF-β then durably increases tumorigenesis even when the two cell types are no longer interacting.
Thus, a transient in vitro exposure of CA1a cells to CoCM and consequent activation of TGF-β signaling in these cells not only durably increases tumorigenicity but also permits successful colonization of a wider range of target tissues.
Further work will be required to identify the best combinations of QTL for durably increasing partial resistance to A. euteiches.
In the present study, both epinephrine and the combination of dopexamine and norepinephrine durably increased GMBF, but this effect was more pronounced with the combination of dopexamine and norepinephrine.
ADC increased significantly and durably because of the combined treatment.
All these measures benefited jobs and economic growth, swiftly and durably cutting household spending on energy services.
Crucially, where diversified systems raise productivity and improve livelihoods, they do so durably, performing particularly well under environmental stress and delivering production increases in the places where additional food is desperately needed.
