The progression of the exercises was tailored to each volunteer, according to how easily each exercise could be performed, for example, by increasing the time a volunteer spent with his or her eyes closed while positioned with one foot in front of the other.
For example, by increasing vascular resistance in a region of the lung, an area of relative dead space can be created.
Improving GE's properties, for example by increasing its uptake into a cell while not lowering its potency, requires the molecular basis of its activity to be thoroughly understood (Mariani et al., 2005).
The tax increases could have been done more progressively, Professor Spivak said in a telephone interview, for example, by increasing corporate taxes or by considering reintroducing an estate tax that was canceled in 1981 during a period of high inflation.
Multiplicative scaling implies that the cell regulates all of its inputs in a coordinated manner; for example, by increasing postsynaptic receptor efficacy or number at all active synapses by a certain percentage, regardless of initial amplitude.
On the other hand, our approach can scale to handle a very large number of parameters by simply increasing the number of commodity computational nodes (for example by increasing the number of instances on an Amazon Web Services cluster).
Such an additional filter, however, may negatively affect other properties of a system, for example, by increasing its cost and power consumption (due to the insertion loss of the filter).
An investor could demonstrate benevolent reciprocity, for example, by increasing the contribution to the trustee immediately following a round in which the trustee had reduced payback to the investor.
The results deteriorate if the signal amplitude decreases at a faster rate, for example, by increasing the damping ratio and/or the frequencies in the signal (as higher frequencies damp out faster).
The selection may influence outcome, for example, by increasing the average size of improvement by requiring a minimum severity or by excluding difficult-to-treat patients.
