Sentence examples for increase in usable from inspiring English sources

Further, a special permit that was already granted to Mr. Muss's project would have to be modified to allow for the increase in usable floor space.

The increase in usable reads allowed us to set high stringency conditions for mapping (97.5% identity).

We show a significant increase in the cell's usable energy density by minimizing voltage losses and maximizing the utilization of active materials in a large cell.

In practice the maximum usable increase in turbulence will be limited by the allowable transverse inhomogeneity in mean velocity that is accompanied with the inhomogeneous blockage of the fractal grid.

Algae capable of growing in brackish and non-potable water can be used as production strain, and such a choice would result in a reduced water footprint and therefore might result in an increase in potable or agriculturally usable water (Guieysse et al. 2013).

Whereas those revenues during the war dropped to levels barely sufficient to keep existing highways in usable condition, they were increased during the following decade to deal with increasing traffic.

While seasonal predictability is often very limited by physical and modeling constraints, harnessing additional predictable components of the climate system may in some cases substantially increase their usable information content, and provide more flexible forecasts in terms of the kinds of management decisions that can be informed.

However, a recent trend in the construction of the CFST columns is to use the high strength concrete (HSC) to increase the usable floor spaces in different buildings due to the global limited land areas.

The reality of an increased demand for food and a decrease in usable land due to high-salinity soils makes the development of salt-resistant plants critically important.

Rising sea levels and reductions in usable water are driving this rapid increase.

Many disturbances are highly stochastic, and create both temporal and spatial variability in usable habitat patches [16], and may even increase fragmentation and reduce connectivity [17].