Sentence examples for increased rule from inspiring English sources
In addition, Mr. Elbegdorj vowed to reform the judiciary and route out corruption, while President Enkhbayar promised free education and increased rule of law.
President Dmitri Medvedev, who has sought to draw foreign investors with the promise of greater stability and increased rule of law, should reflect on the reality that Russian businesses and the Russian state are being increasingly guided by international treaties and commercial realities.
Thus, a right lateralized dorsal network including much of the MFG, spanning from the most posterior extent up to the frontal pole, along with the PPC, was specifically sensitive to increased rule complexity.
Supplementary whole-brain analyses were also carried out on the experiment 2 data to confirm that the ROIs examined in the test retest analyses accurately described the activation patterns observed for increased rule complexity and increased analogical distance.
Experiment 2 was designed to replicate the functional dissociations observed in experiment 1, while investigating whether regional activations observed during increased rule complexity were specific to the rule derivation or application stages of the reasoning process.
Significantly greater activation was observed for increased rule complexity (Fig. 3 d and Table 2) across a broad swathe of the right MFG, more focally in the left MFG and spanning the PPC and precuneus.
A method for customizing the commercial rule base was implemented to increase rule specificity for problematic rules.
The potential of improving safety this way resides in the human error domain and may not only reduce hitherto unaffected unsafe behaviour but also increase rule compliance on legislation, procedures and codes of conduct.
We developed a computer-aided rule-base using significant variables selected via logistic regression, and showed that the approximations of the variables help increase rule quality.
Fronto-striatal connectivity under bromocriptine was slightly increased for rule switches compared to rule repetitions.
Increased appetite and the trend for lean mass increase rule out a possibility of caloric restriction being responsible for the WAT phenotype.
