Sentence examples for increased size allowed from inspiring English sources

A typical corps might have three infantry divisions, a light cavalry brigade for reconnaissance, and reserve artillery batteries in addition to those attached to each division; their increased size allowed them to fight without support for long periods of time, as Ney did, and their durability permitted them to spread out and subsist by requisitioning local food.

This explains why an increasing group size allowed the turn-taking strategy to evolve under a broader range of benefit values.

Early on, Lull postulated that the frills may have served as anchor points for the jaw muscles to aid chewing by allowing increased size and thus power for the muscles.

The insertion of increasing size trocars allows for a gradual distraction of the interspinous area to measure the optimal decompression and prevent overdistraction.

Its "New Look" includes increased trim size, allowing for dazzling art direction, as well as superb reporting from the trenches of lifestyle journalism.

The increased screen size allows the sixth row of icons to be added to the five rows that were present in the iPhone 4. In-cell touch sensor technology from Sharp slims the screen which allows for a thinner phone.

An internal environment can be created and controlled, germ cells can be protected in novel structures, and increased organismal size allows a "division of labor" among cell types.

One advantage of using multiple species in a single model is that the increased sample size allows better estimation of, and control for, site growing conditions and growing-time differences.

An internal environment can be created and controlled, germ cells can be protected in novel structures, and increased organismal size allows a "division of labor" among cell types including germ cell protection.

Recently, with the rapid progress of high-throughput experimental techniques, protein protein interaction (PPI) databases have rapidly increased in size, allowing for comparative analysis of PPI networks from which conserved modules can be identified across PPI networks of different species (Sharan and Ideker, 2006; Srinivasan et al., 2007).

We estimate fecundity for the first spawning and add the expected fecundity of repeat spawners, discounted by the proportion of repeat spawners and allowing for increased size of repeat spawners as reported on Waddell Creek by Shapovalov and Taft (1954), the closest stream for which we could find data on repeat spawning.