Sentence examples for established for increased from inspiring English sources

In fact, even though the 2007 immigration bill ultimately failed, we've nevertheless hit nearly all of the targets that it established for increased border security—except for achieving absolute "operational control" of the border and mandatory detention of all border-crossers who've been apprehended.

A suitable time of infection (TOI) was established for increased production of virus and greater infectivity titers.

He said, "In the past we've always been willing to pay over and above an established pattern for increased productivity".

Likewise the relationship between serum oestrogen levels and bone mineral density (and fractures) is also strong, with well established links for increased bone loss at the menopause and protection from this with hormone replacement therapy.

States must "develop political consensus for clear goals related to educational opportunity and attainment, as well as mechanisms to monitor and publicly report on those goals". The report also finds that state leadership must work together to establish goals for increased certificate and degree attainment.

At the same time, the federal government has established mandates for increasing amounts of renewable fuels in the gasoline mixture.

Conjugating biomolecules with polyethylene glycol (PEG), a process known as pegylation, is now an established method for increasing the circulating half-life of protein and liposomal pharmaceuticals.

In an interview, Ms. Houghton and Tommy Smith, a mechanical engineer who is the laboratory's director of affirmative action and diversity, said Livermore had established goals for increasing the numbers of Asians and other minorities in management and held a one-day workshop for employees in April.

The effect of vitamin E loading an established procedure for increasing drug release time in other commercial lenses, was also tested on the release of timolol maleate and levofloxacin.

Smoking is considered an established risk factor for increased risk of diabetes (36), consistent with our findings that current smoking was associated with an increased prevalence of undiagnosed diabetes.

Psychological attributes associated with individuals who are middle-born (eg, more relaxed attitude) 26 may also establish a context for increased sexual risk taking.