Sentence examples for increase retrieval from inspiring English sources
While the underlying idea is often correct and families do default to 'no' when uncertain about the deceased's wishes, neither mandated choice nor its cousins seems likely to increase retrieval rates by much.
While keyword-based information retrieval techniques have shown impressive performance, the addition of semantic information can increase retrieval performance by allowing for more accurate sense disambiguation, intent determination, and instance identification, just to name a few.
hLGDB is a MySQL 5.0.95 database (constructed in the fourth normal form, some redundancy being kept to increase retrieval performance), and the interface is built in PHP.
A future study might also investigate the effect of including search statements that incorporate the AND Boolean operator in order to increase retrieval in the Lost Set.
Hand searching journals, and checking of reference lists of retrieved papers increases retrieval of relevant papers.
Increase in node results in reduced bandwidth utilization and increased retrieval time.
Only the 2SHA approach has the ability to achieve a higher generalization of the chemotypes which results in an increased retrieval rate over the complete data set.
The consequence of increased stelar HKT abundance is an increased retrieval of Na+ from the transpiration stream, which must then be removed from the stelar cells to avoid Na+ toxicity in these relatively small cells which have only a small vacuole.
This kind of schema helps the system to manage data efficiently, and increases retrieval speed.
Work in Xenopus oocytes has indicated that constitutively active AMPK and ZMP decreased α-, β-, and γENaC activity by increasing retrieval of channels from the plasma membrane (8).
This study investigates the relationship between the characteristics of a paper-patient context (relevance and familiarity), the mechanisms through which the cognitive dimension of context could improve learning (activation of prior knowledge, elaboration and increasing retrieval cues), and test performance.
