Sentence examples for experiment to increase from inspiring English sources
The action put limits on a 10-year-old experiment to increase diversity in the colleges.
Last night neighbourhood policing teams from across Cardiff tried a new experiment to increase public awareness of their foot patrols.
Administrators say the India Pilot Project, as the recruitment effort is known here, is an experiment to increase enrollment and to diversify the international student body, and fits in with a previously announced plan to double international enrollment.
The IP uses the experiment to increase disagreement even when political disagreement is due solely to belief disagreement.
We show that if the IP supports the majority candidate, then it strategically designs this experiment to increase disagreement and, hence, the candidate's victory probability.
Since average recognition accuracy varies from experiment to experiment, to increase the reliability of the experiment and get a more stable recognition result, the experiment was run 100 times.
A complementary experiment to increasing the EG concentration while holding the others constant, as described above, was to increase the catalytic rate at which EG hydrolyzed cellulose.
Rather, simply forcing voters to think through the logistics of voting has been shown, in multiple experiments, to increase the odds that someone will actually cast a ballot.
These include publishing assessments of governments' true debt burdens, encouraging individual savings, reducing economic inequality by taxing bonuses and influencing public norms, and conducting Internet experiments to increase direct public involvement in policy-making.
The main goals of the mission should be achieved within the first 20 months after commissioning, leaving some time to perform additional experiments or to repeat experiments to increase statistical significance.
Based on the results of this initial test, it was decided to use the highest application rate of phosphorous acid in further experiments to increase the likelihood of active ingredient being absorbed by the foliage.
