Sentence examples for increased discovery from inspiring English sources

This increased discovery will also lead to a rise in in-app purchases, App Annie said.

To translate this increased discovery rate into industrial exploitation, it is necessary to integrate secondary metabolite pathways in the metabolic engineering process.

"Now it's over to the experiments to make the best of the increased discovery potential we're delivering them!" Since first switching on in 2008, operators at the LHC have cautiously increased the energy contained in each of the bunches of protons sent around the 27km collider, which lies beneath the Franco-Swiss border.

Study radiologists increased discovery of T1a and T1b invasive cancers 150% over mammography alone (Table  3).

We think that, in the future, increased sampling of transcripts will lead to increased discovery of conservation of specific AS-NMD events between different organisms.

The wider application of enzymatic hydrolysis protocols to edible insect proteins may ultimately allow for the increased discovery and utilisation of novel BAPs as sustainable protein/peptide sources for human nutrition.

Sophisticated computer simulations are increasing discovery success rates, which means fewer exploratory wells have to be drilled.

An assessment in a deeper and older section, known as the Triassic interval, should be conducted to increase discovery chances within the interest area.

Thus paramedics have a unique opportunity to increase discovery, treatment and reporting, however there is little formal training in managing IPV for most Australian paramedics.

Drawing lessons from what Twitter and Instagram have done to increase discovery and sharing by focusing on bite-sized content, we feature personalized streams of audio clips capped at 18 seconds that are sharable and expandable into full-length content.

In light of the increasing discovery of the importance of mechanobiology in cell physiology, we envisage traction force microscopy to remain a major player for quantifying mechanical forces in living cells.