Sentence examples for increased to lessen from inspiring English sources

The specificity of the test can be increased to lessen the risk of the prediction of false severe forms by choosing the use of the stride frequency: with a cutoff frequency of 2.44 cycles/s stride, the severe form can be predicted with a 90.2% specificity but only a 73.3% sensitivity.

Instead of Labour moving to ease the burden on those earning the smallest wage packets, it increased it to lessen the tax burden on the rest of the community.

Neither increased fitness nor increased physical activity appeared to lessen the accelerated rate of hip bone loss observed in the ILI group in men.

Yet the board lacked a plan to recoup the loss in potential earnings to S&E workers other than increasing graduate stipends to lessen the rising student-loan debt.

However, two associations managed to survive FDR: increased X count appears to lessen κ u,1 in males while an increased Y:X ratio is associated with higher degrees of κ u,3.

The study thus advocates a need for proper measures to be taken to lessen increasing environmental pollution (soil, air, and water) by strictly implementing pollution control laws and enforcing proper disposal of industrial effluents in industrial zones.

Higher probability forecasts are less and less likely as the forecast period increases due to lessening forecast ability farther in advance.

Since taking celecoxib once a day seems to lessen the increased risk, I'll be urging my heart patients to find a time in which to take a single dose.

If 'burnout' and psychiatric disorder among cancer clinicians are to be reduced, increased resources will be required to lessen overload and to improve training in communication and management skills.

It is, however, concern about climate change that has led to an increase in measures designed to lessen skiing's impact on the environment – and, this autumn, to a similar increase in the publicity material devoted to them.

That enables research into new varieties to increase resistance to disease and to lessen some of the impact of climate changes.