Sentence examples for increased aesthetic from inspiring English sources

As emerging evidence suggests that an increased aesthetic sensitivity plays a role in BDD, individuals with BDD (n = 50) were compared with a control group of individuals with an education or employment in art and design related fields (n = 50) and a control group of individuals without aesthetic training (n = 50).

The association of erosive HOA and increased aesthetic discomfort is in close agreement with several publications showing that the subset of patients developing erosive HOA usually face a higher clinical burden.

The association of erosive HOA with increased aesthetic discomfort is in line with Hodkinson et al.'s findings [ 11] and is in close agreement with several publications showing that the subset of patients who develop erosive HOA usually face a higher clinical burden, including a lower HRQoL, and have poorer radiographic outcomes [ 33– 35] than patients without erosive HOA.

Such images have been circulating throughout popular culture for more than a century, and at this point few sentient people remain unaware that photographs can be, and often have been, altered to amuse, advertise, propagandize and deceive, as well as to increase aesthetic palatability.

Smooth specular coatings are subjected to increasing aesthetic and performance demands.

The implication of these results is that mixing land use, providing walking infrastructures and increasing aesthetic quality of the built environment may encourage individuals to use more walking for utilitarian purposes.

Here, we report the Keyhole system as a method that has constantly provided us with consistent results during double-jaw surgery, especially during this age of ever increasing aesthetic demand from patients.

These properties provide ecosystem services by maintaining nutrient balance, increasing aesthetic value and creating recreation opportunities for urbanites, and by providing a food base and habitats for urban wildlife.

DF is an increasing aesthetic problem, but the consequences of ECC affect general and oral health as well as quality of life in children [ 7, 9].

The area surrounding Bodiam Castle was landscaped when the castle was built, to increase its aesthetic appeal.

In 2006, Emoto published a paper together with Dean Radin and others in the peer-reviewed Explore: The Journal of Science and Healing, in which they claim to have proven in a double blind test that approximately 2000 people in Tokyo could increase the aesthetic appeal of water stored in a room in California, compared to water in another room, solely through their positive intentions".