Sentence examples for increasing closure from inspiring English sources

Also at this high R0, increasing closure durations reduced the peak incidence successively from over 600,000 at 1 week, to 480,694 at 2 weeks; but beyond closure duration of 4 weeks with 419,644 cases, longer closures produced little further reduction of incidence, which remained above 400,000 cases with both 8- and 16-week closures.

Variations in parameters with respect to increasing closure-pressure are determined and analyzed.

Earnings per share rose 1.2%, including Orchid, but operating margins fell by 50 basis points reflecting the integration of the acquisition and increased closure costs.

Similar analyses in future should also include more comprehensive variables for their analyses, including the impact of high mobility, increased closure of bars due to police raids, consumption of alcohol amongst FSWs, and FSWs' economic status.

The simulations reproduce the observation that doses of combined treatment result in diminished closure (that could lead to enhanced aperture if enough ROS is depleted) over the time course, as compared to the increased closure induced by doses of single treatments.

Additionally, we found that increasing stomatal closure with increasing salinity might limit Pnm or Pna.

Centrally acting noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor (NRI) is reportedly effective for patients with stress urinary incontinence (SUI) by increasing urethral closure in the clinical Phase IIa study with esreboxetine.

In the absence of disturbances or after an old wildfire, changes between fuel types were slow, usually leading to increasing canopy closure and higher risk of active crown fires.

The effect of aging on lung tissue is an increase in lung compliance, which results in reduced parenchymal recoil on the airways, reducing airway calibre and increasing airway closure and gas trapping [16],[16],[16].

Increasing shutter closure time between each 532 nm excitation also helped to reduce unfavorable photoconversion.

A preliminary review of clinical patient visit codes by the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium suggests that increasing washeteria closure days correspond with increasing rates of skin infection.