Sentence examples for increased the suspension from inspiring English sources

The players say they believe speculation about Camby's intentions of fighting Ferry after the game might have also increased the suspension.

By seeking clemency, Chelsea could be risking further punishment from the FA, which reserves the right to increase the suspension as easily as shortening it.

This increases the suspension gel point, and hence the solids volume fraction at the top of the bed.

The ICC, however, is thought to be vexed by Amir's decision to play an organised match so soon after his ban was imposed – particularly in England, the scene of his, Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif's misdemeanours last summer – and so may well decide to increase the suspension it imposed.

The bending frequency of the carbody can be effectively improved by increasing the suspension stiffness.

Then increasing the suspension stiffness continually, both the equipment and carbody lateral acceleration becomes a little smaller, but a small stiffness is needed to isolate the high frequency vibration as discussed above.

Although the bending frequency of the carbody can be improved effectively by increasing the suspension stiffness of the suspension equipment, in order to reduce carbody vibration effectively, the suspension frequency of the equipment should be slightly lower than the carbody bending frequency.

Since minimal increases in exposure were obtained by increasing the suspension dose (up to 30 mg/kg) and the high organic content of the solution dose (70% PEG) was inappropriate for the efficacy model, we turned to micronization for formulation into a nanosuspension as a potential alternative to improve the exposure levels of DCU.

Comparing the effect of increasing the suspension contact time on the normalized OSEE intensity as displayed in Fig. 5 with the respective effect on the [Si]/[Si]pristine XPS signal ratio shown in Fig. 4a, it becomes evident that the same biofilm affects a more pronounced substrate attenuation in OSEE investigations than in XPS investigations.

In addition, "zero-tolerance" disciplinary policies have been criticized for criminalizing student misbehavior and increasing the suspension rates, leaving youngsters more vulnerable to the streets.

On May 21 , 2010 the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) agreed with the 2009 decision of the American Arbitration Association and dismissed the appeal by WADA (the World Anti-Doping Agency) to increase the suspension from one to two years.