Sentence examples for enabling increases from inspiring English sources

The increase in Hb has been construed as the fundamental adaptation enabling increases in aerobic power and performance to occur on return to sea-level.

F-actin undergoes turnover: the exchange of actin subunits from existing filaments through polymerization at the barbed ends of filaments in conjunction with depolymerization at the pointed ends enabling increases and decreases in the length of polymerized actin filaments [20].

The solution in previous eras was faster economic growth: postwar social democracy was built on dynamic industrial production, the golden age of expansion from the 1940s to the 1970s enabling increasing public spending and redistribution.

Volumetric solar receivers are used in solar tower designs enabling increased operational temperature and plant efficiency.

Optimal reporting of RCT and SR abstracts is particularly important in enabling increased and sufficient access to evidence.

Cellular mechanics are influenced in part by the combination of cell morphology and cytoskeletal organization with the formation of stress fibers enabling increased cellular contractility [120].

SUVref significantly reduces reconstruction-dependent variation in SUV measurements, enabling increased confidence in quantitative comparison of clinical images for monitoring treatment response or disease progression.

In addition, a video coding solution supporting temporal scalability has an attractive edge, enabling increased focus during the relevant stages of the capsules bodily journey.

A closed-loop automated control system benefits the above micromanipulation tasks by enabling increased throughput, cooperative microassembly, and the automated planning and execution of assembly tasks.

We propose surface-matrix screening as a general method to improve antibodies, with improved semi-specific interactions between antibody and antigen enabling increased potency without compromising breadth.

But Arctic ice is melting at an alarming rate, enabling increased human access to formerly ice-covered areas.