The phrase "increase step" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific increment or change in something, such as a numerical value or level. Example: "To improve your fitness level, you can gradually increase the step count in your daily walks by 100 each week."
Cocaine did not increase STEP activity in stA2ARKO (Figure 4c), strongly implying A2ARs in cocaine-induced modulation of STEP activity.
In this condition, not only did cocaine fail to increase STEP activity, but FK506 decreased STEP activity to below control values (p<0.01 vs cocaine alone and p<0.05 vs control, Figure 4d).
Thus the quoted premium can increase step by step with age, but only up to a multiplicative factor of 3. At a given age, smokers can be charged up to 1.5 times the regular premium.
After baseline, cues were given either visually using taped targets on the floor to increase step length or through vibrations at the wrist using ArmSense to increase arm swing amplitude.
Note that for this to happen, the increase step should be smaller than the decrease step.
The code phase difference between the two signals increases from 0~1+d chip (d represents the receiver phase discriminator spacing); the increase step size is 0.01 chip.
We assessed whether a postal pedometer-based walking intervention could increase step-counts and moderate-to-vigorous physical activity in inactive adults and whether physical activity consultations delivered by a practice nurse could add benefit.
RDN was implemented with different distance increase steps as explained in the "Methods" section.
Now that you have your pedometer, one of the best NEAT exercises for beginners is to find creative ways to increase steps every day, de Mille says.
Organisation was used to facilitate the introduction of case managers/facilitators, responsible for individual patient care across service providers, and to increase step-down facilities [ 16].
We have previously shown that, in the same set of matched tumour samples examined here for hypermethylation, the levels of nuclear β-catenin increase step-wise from normal tissues to hyperplastic polyps and adenomas to adenocarcinomas [ 11].
