Sentence examples for increasing activity and from inspiring English sources

Recently, there has been an increasing activity and interest in the study of Hopf bifurcations of the delayed differential equations.

The market for initial public offerings fell off the table in the second half of 2008, but at least one high-profile money management firm is embracing signals of increasing activity and looks ready to jump in with both feet.

Two randomized trials have demonstrated the effectiveness of MOB for enhancing older adults' falls self-efficacy, which is a measure of fear of falling (Yardley et al., 2005), and increasing activity and perceptions of control over risk for falling (Tennstedt et al., 1998; Zijlstra et al., 2009).

These findings open the door to development of alternative catalysts for purifying and recovering nutrients from nitrate-contaminated water sources, and insights into the controlling surface reaction mechanisms can guide rational design efforts aimed at increasing activity and tuning endproduct selectivity.

C-terminally truncated enzymes had similar strand passage activity to full length enzymes, but the presence of the opposite C-terminal domain had a large effect, with the topoIIα-CTD increasing activity, and the topoIIβ-CTD decreasing activity.

Interestingly, when the daily high fat meal was not delivered, the female mice reacted by subtly increasing activity and food bin entry at expected meal time for two days, suggesting that these mice did indeed anticipate food arrival (or were entrained rhythmically) but did not express anticipatory activity or food bin entry.

Finally, we have examined whether the increased expression of PPARγ leads to increased activity and transcriptional regulation of target genes.

The new study, however, supports Dr. Duncan's findings of increased activity and extends that work.

The ECB has been using negative interest rates and quantitative easing in an attempt to increase activity and push inflation back towards its target of just below 2%.

The students' task was to design "enrichment" tools that would promote increased activity and species-appropriate behaviors like pecking, scratching and perching.

This is one reason why we have to work harder through increased activity and exercise to compensate for a reduction in basal metabolic rate, to maintain weight following diet-induced weight loss.