Sentence examples for increases systematic from inspiring English sources

Whereas sadness is an emotion that tells us there is a need for caution, and thus increases systematic information processing, anger is an emotion that tells us there is a need for quick action, and thus increases heuristic information processing.

On the other hand, shutting down DAPL increases systematic risk throughout the entire pipeline system in the United States.

As the number of sequenced eukaryotic genomes steadily increases, systematic comparison of closely related species ("phylogenetic shadowing") [ 1] allows characterization of recent evolutionary events before they are obscured through accumulation of random mutations, while comparison over larger evolutionary distances highlights lineage specific changes.

While that may not seem like a large increase, systematic reviews have found that spring is arriving earlier, the sea level is rising and patterns of rainfall and drought are changing.

Some of the companies had a greater need for measures that would increase systematic integration of environmental requirements during design decisions.

The latter have become so frequent that Andrew Bailey, boss of the Prudential Regulation Authority, a regulator, has warned that they could increase systematic risk by pulling down on banks' capital ratios.Worse still, investment-banking profits are not making up for the malfeasance.

An increasing systematic westward reduction in fire activity is observed along this border during 2001 2013 (Fig. 6).

Rational asset pricing models agree on the central insight that assets that have riskier payoffs should earn higher returns on average to compensate investors for bearing that increased (systematic) risk.

She added that in recent days, the Syrian government had "increased systematic air strikes on civilian targets...[and] more than 240,000 have fled across Syria's borders".

McAllister [131], for example, called for increased systematic surveys of Canadian Arctic, mesopelagic, rocky bottom zones, and waters deeper than 500 m.

Skin cooling may increase systematic vascular resistance, heart rate and blood pressure.