Sentence examples for increased substitute from inspiring English sources

The decision aid significantly increased substitute decision makers' knowledge and reduced their decisional conflict.

The intensity of the band at 1196 cm−1, assigned to C-N+ stretching in the -C-N+-CH3 moieto, increanes due to an increased substituted imine content in the oxidized film.

The plasma glucose levels in whiteleg shrimp increased with increasing substitute level of SBM among the experimental diets.

But the solubility of N within the melt is limited and can be increased in substituting Ni by Mn and melting under increased pressure.

Dietary CP concentration in the ration was increased by substituting barley and sugar beet pulp with rapeseed meal and soybean meal, whereby CP increased from 13.9 to 14.0% (Lp) to 15.7 to 16.0% (Hp).

The stability of the key intermediate in the overall two-electron reduction, ie of the neutral radical, was increased by substituting the positions 2, 4 and 6 by phenyl groups.

This present study in adults was designed to determine whether ORS efficacy could be further increased by substituting HAMS for glucose in hypo-osmolar ORS, an intervention that would have the consequences of both further lowering osmolarity and providing carbohydrate substrate to the colon for SCFA generation.

Furthermore, the number of probes and hence the possible genome coverage was increased by substituting mismatch probes with AG probes for background correction and normalization of data.

The English version of the scale was translated into German by HEB, with the following two adaptations having been made: in one item, medical practice was replaced with practice and the specificity of care providers was increased by substituting it for nursing personnel.

Here, viewership increased from "The Substitute", which attained 1.06 million viewers and ranked seventh for the night and nineteenth for the week.

We hypothesized that royal jelly incorporated into the diet at 10%% could stimulate HPG development in young bees without increasing mortality, substituting for access to nurse bees (experiment 2).