Sentence examples for further increasing the benefit from inspiring English sources

Even though we have conservatively assumed that all vaccinated immunity only lasts one year on average, the slower antigenic drift of influenza B may result in some carry-over of influenza B protection to subsequent seasons, thus further increasing the benefit of QIV relative to TIV [ 2].

Wayra UK and Telefónica provide additional funding support and activities to further increase the benefit for the cohort.

On the other hand, the implementation of an immunization programme in adults would increase population life expectancy and patient quality of life, which would further increase the benefit associated with this intervention.

This scheme further increases the benefits of opportunistic scheduling by extending this cross-layer technique to higher layers.

The main finding of the present study is that collagen peptides further increased the benefits of the 3-month resistance training in older subjects with sarcopenia.

Net gains in employment are in doubt, given: –difficulties quantifying the impact of previous technological leaps; –the fact that rural users may be less enthusiastic users of the technology than (largely urban) "early adopters" at the first stage of broadband take-up, further increasing the cost and reducing the benefit per user; and.

Further increasing the number of matches inevitably involves widening the matching 'calipers' so that the benefit of matching is reduced.

Benefiting from the PANi coating, the ACA-500-S@PANi composites demonstrate superior stability when further increasing the sulfur contents.

It is possible that prolonging treatment beyond the 8 week period could have further increased the survival benefit.

Future developments in breast cancer screening, such as digital mammography, may further increase the screening benefits for women below 50 (Pisano et al, 2005), and has the potential to reduce the absorbed radiation dose by 17% (Hendrick et al, 2010).

Risk management activities can help to ensure a low risk of uncontrolled outbreaks and preserve or further increase the positive net benefits of OPV cessation.