Sentence examples for increase in preferred from inspiring English sources

An increase in preferred orientation of the FCC TiN phase was observed in films deposited at RT with elevated substrate biases.

However, companies controlled by her brothers-in-law with stakes in Hyundai Merchant Marine voted down her request for an increase in preferred shares needed to guarantee her group's ownership.

Nonetheless, more claims would be useful to observe whether, and to what extent, the observed increase in preferred tier prescribing persisted over time.

Using the 15% increase in preferred tier prescribing, this yielded an expected copayment decrease of $3.49 associated with high usage of FDS.

The X-ray diffraction data showed that with increasing substrate bias and gas partial pressure there is an increase in the preferred orientation.

We find that Prop 209 led to a more efficient sorting of minority students, explaining 18% of the graduation rate increase in our preferred specification.

As the blue oak is currently at the edge of its range in the North Bay and probably already occupying selected areas of refuge, the suitable habitat of the mapped populations of blue oak does not decline significantly by the end of the next century, potentially providing an increase in the preferred habitats for this vegetation type.

The activity began to significantly change around the time of cue signal, then changed dramatically after it, progressively increasing in the preferred condition and decreasing in the non-preferred condition, achieving a maximum and a minimum, respectively, during MOV epoch.

Population activity progressively increased in the preferred condition after cue signal, peaking at MOV epoch, and then decreased during HOLD period, whereas in the non-preferred condition the activity remained quite constant below the level observed during FIX.

No increase in use of preferred drugs (not requiring PA) Medicaid and Medicare claims 2001 2004 in Maine N = 5336 Maine N = 1376 New Hampshire (comparison state) Zhang et al. 2009 US Impact of prior authorization and copayments policy on medication continuity Prior authorization and copayments decreased medication continuity.

For example in a typical least deprived practice and every 1% increase in seeing a preferred doctor relates to a decrease in almost 7 emergency admissions compared to a small increase of just over 1 in a typical most deprived practice (Table 7).