Sentence examples for engender an increase from inspiring English sources

Some recent studies have shown that cold water stimuli engender an increase in the critical flitter frequency and a decrease in the P 300 visually evoked potentials.

rPE engendered an increase of gray matter in the temporal and frontal lobes which improved cognitive performances [17,53].

Increasing the number of iterations engenders an increase in the number of 60-dimensional Gaussians employed to model the speech and silence GMMs till the maximum.

The band alignment between CdS and CdO might contribute to the spatial separation of electrons and holes, engendering an increase in minority carrier lifetime [36].

The attempt to absorb Vietnam into China also engendered an increasing self-consciousness among the people of the northern and central regions of Vietnam.

Preterm birth engenders an increased risk of conditions like cerebral palsy and therefore this time may be crucial for the brain's developing sensori-motor system.

An inspection of the mechanism of action of Erb-hRNase or Erb-hcAb combined with Herceptin provided evidence that the antibody combinations engendered an increased downregulation of the ErbB2 receptor, and led to an enhanced apoptotic cell death.

In contrast to CPFM, ECHM did not engender an anomalous increase in the tip radius with bulk undercooling at small anisotropy (δ < δc).

At root was the rapid enlargement of stock market capitalizations in the latter part of the 1990's that arguably engendered an outsized increase in opportunities for avarice.

This engendered an adaptive increase in bone mass in females, but not males.

This results in shortening products', processes' and factories life cycle, engendering in return an increase of the complexity of assembly planning tasks, which are seen as increasingly uncertain and complex to control.