Sentence examples for increase time for from inspiring English sources
Another method suggested to reduce NOx emission is to increase time for mixing of fuel and air through the increase in an interval between fuel holes.
When EGF is present at low concentrations, EGFR endocytosis occurs slowly (linear increase, time for half internalization (t1/2) is about 5 min) and under such conditions the GAP function of PLD1, which is independent of its lipase activity, rather than its lipase activity is mainly involved, because the amount of EGF is not enough to induce PLD1 lipase activity.
However, multiple test results increase time for data processing.
Perhaps the simplest teaching strategy to increase time for student thinking and to expand the number of students participating verbally in a biology classroom is to lengthen one's "wait time" after posing a question to your class (Rowe, 1969; Tobin, 1987).
Three main potential mechanisms have been highlighted in the literature [ 24]: first, the reductions in working hours may induce either lower work-related stress, increase time for leisure, which may be devoted to health-promoting activities, such as physical exercise [ 25], more sleep, health care or an increase in the time spent cooking instead of consuming processed food.
Previous studies describe faculty preference for TBL due to increased student interaction despite requiring increased time for design.
This figure rises to 1 in 550 for children, due to their younger age and greater increased time for neoplasia to manifest itself [3].
Congress reportedly considered the new law an opportunity for increased time for family, travel and leisure, as well as an end to workweek interruptions from midweek holidays.
Decreased fluidity means an increased time for multiple copies of EFNB2 to accumulate near a virus, which introduces the temporal component to our hypothesis on the inactivation mechanism.
Another important functional implication of early recruitment is increased time for targeting the RNC to the translocon.
