Sentence examples for increased integrity from inspiring English sources

"The Swiss franc has actually gained on the news, possibly due to hopes of increased integrity ahead, but also market positioning too".

Furthermore, another study using a type of MRI known as diffusion tensor imaging, which detects white matter fibers directly (Figure 2), revealed that meditators have an increased density of axons, increased integrity of the protein sheaths surrounding the axons, and increased efficiency of signal transmission through the axons.

Notably, C3a-C3aR engagement was markedly reduced in rhDAF-treated BOP injured animals, presumably through limiting local expression of C3aR and C3a and/or preventing the extravasation of systemic C3a through increased integrity of the BBB.

Since PG1-suppressed fruit were significantly firmer than control fruit, it appears that the molecular weight distribution of pectin influences the firmness of apple fruit, presumably through increased integrity of the middle lamella.

Interpretation of this finding relies on the role of mural cells in the structural support of blood vessels: mature vessels have increased integrity and stability (Murakami, 2012), thus being less susceptible to mechanical stress-related microenvironmental factors responsible for cycling hypoxia, such as raised interstitial fluid pressure (Mollica et al, 2003).

As the water depth increases, integrity of drilling risers is a critical issue.

"The reason to bring technology into the election process is to increase integrity and security, but it has a series of important collateral benefits.

In this paper we define a grammar for modeling medical documentation systems to increase integrity and completeness of collected data, focusing attention on integrity constraints.

Multiple waves of coding will be applied by at least two independent coders to increase integrity.

In addition, small levels of gene flow may be enough to reduce the harmful effects of inbreeding or genetic drift, and to increase integrity of the species through the spread of selectively advantageous alleles (Lowe and Allendorf 2010).

Wireless e-diaries have several advantages, including (1) facilitation of real-time data capture, (2) transmitted data can be organized and made available for clinical decision-making, or stored securely for future analyses, and (3) data transfer to a central server is automatic (without patient or staff interaction), increasing integrity and efficiency.