Sentence examples for increased checks from inspiring English sources
The interior ministry official Konrad Kogler denied that the clampdown, which includes increased checks on the eastern borders, violated the Schengen accord on free movement.
From 10 August, there will be increased checks on Dutch flowers arriving in Russia, following claims that some of them contained bugs and parasites.
An airport employee has been arrested in connection with dry ice explosions at Los Angeles international airport (LAX) after police stepped up patrols and increased checks on employees.
Increased checks were put in place by French authorities at the port, but questions have been raised about staffing levels to deal with the huge number of people travelling at this time.
Perhaps because of increased checks by the police to discourage distributors from selling to minors, many of those under-age are turning to of-age peers as their primary source for alcohol.
French interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy sent a telegram to his Spanish counterpart Angel Acebes with an offer of police help, while French police increased checks on vehicles at its border with Spain.
In an established rodent model of OCD checking behaviour, quinpirole (dopamine D2/3-receptor agonist) increased checking in open-field tests, indicating dopaminergic modulation of checking-like behaviours.
As a side effect, overall check averages should increase, and remember, increased check averages mean higher profits for the restaurant and more cash in servers' pockets.
The results offer preliminary support for the link between inflated responsibility and increased checking behaviours in children and add to the small but growing literature suggesting that cognitive models of OCD may apply to children.
Quinpirole selectively increased checking, both functional observing lever presses (OLPs) and non-functional extra OLPs (EOLPs).
In the observing response task, repeated quinpirole administration selectively increased checking behaviour in the form of observing lever responses.
