Sentence examples for increase the tools from inspiring English sources

"When we have a disorder like depression, which is so common and so disabling for so many people, we need to increase the tools in our tool kit," said Susan Mineka, a clinical psychologist working on a study by Northwestern University and the University of California, Los Angeles, that is testing for depression and anxiety risk factors, including overgeneral memory.

Hard coatings grown by physical vapor deposition (PVD) or chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on cutting tools are applied to considerably increase the tools' performance and lifetime.

If tools mechanical behaviour can be mastered and accurately predicted this can increase the tools life duration and be more beneficial for the manufacturing community.

During recent years an important effort has been made to increase the tools available for the genomic analysis of major plant crop species.

Although measurement from the perspective of patients with MCI and prodromal AD is still at an early stage, the development of new measures and psychometric evaluation of existing AD measures for use in early disease should be pursued to increase the tools available and to expand our understanding of mild levels of cognitive impairment.

Because workload allocation decisions are iterative, we describe a monitoring plan designed to increase the tool's efficacy over time.

They increase the tool life just as affecting the power consumption, the surface finish of the workpiece and the production rate in a positive way.

The results showed that using TiO2 EG nanofluid as coolant could increase the tool life from 32.67 to 54.9 min (increased by 40.55%) comparing to that using TiO2 EG nanofluid as coolant instead of water-soluble coolant.

Interested developers can expand upon and increase the tool's functionality to meet the needs of a broad array of researchers.

Rather than showing evidence in a textual representation in graph attributes, an option to visualize it graphically on demand would further increase the tool's usefulness.

The European commission, the EU's executive arm, says: "The current rules for corporate taxation no longer fit the modern context … As corporate tax planning has become more sophisticated and competitive forces between member states have increased, the tools for ensuring fair tax competition within the EU have reached their limits".