Sentence examples for increased donation from inspiring English sources

Recent high-level calculations have shown conclusively that the NIR absorption in these molecules is not due to the increased donation and acceptance but is due to the diradicaloid nature of the central oxyallyl ring.

But imagine the impact of your increased donation on the ability of a local organization - one that that is truly committed to a mission you fully embrace and support - to really help people in your community.

Describing goals or outcomes of this encounter as "consent rate", "conversion rate", "efficiency of conversion", "increased donation rates" or "enhanced [procurement]", or "successful donation".

The ICU has therefore become the place in which both medicine and society confront a choice between increasing organ donation and the provision of a less invasive approach to end-of-life care, where we, collectively, balance the intimacy of a good death and the utility of increased donation rates, through provision of intensive care until brain death occurs.

In one case, straightforward changes – to language, imagery, layout and structure – increased donations by 10%.

In red states, though, a matching gift increased donations by about 60percentt.

The Connecticut Council for Philanthropy, a regional association of grant makers, has been waging a campaign to promote increased donations.

The mayor's spokesman, Stu Loeser, said that the increased donations "speak to just how seriously he takes the challenge of trying to make the world a better place".

Mara Manus, the theater's executive director, said yesterday that increased donations for the anniversary helped it put on the second show.

In the culture sector, the benefits are: larger audiences; more members; increased donations; a stronger reputation; and reduced staff turnover and sickness.

Mr. Vanderburgh said it was too soon to know whether the system had led to increased donations, but anecdotal evidence suggests it has.