Sentence examples for increasing functional and from inspiring English sources
Modern complex embedded applications in multiple application fields impose stringent and continuously increasing functional and parametric demands.
For such systems, new communication technologies are constructed to cope with the increasing functional and temporal demans.
Home-based exercise for the elderly has been shown to be effective in keeping and increasing functional and health status, when carried out correctly.
Recent functional imaging studies have revealed the existence of a set of brain regions which show increased functional and metabolic activity during rest, compared to attention-demanding tasks [5], [6].
Consumers look for meat products of upgraded sensory quality and increased functional and nutritional properties, as well as guaranteed safety but yet less processing, and fewer additives or "technological" interventions.
However, there is evidence for microstructural abnormalities (O'Muircheartaigh et al., 2012), suggesting a thalamo-frontocortical network dysfunction and increased functional and structural connectivity between cognitive and motor networks (Vollmar et al., 2011, 2012), which correlate with disease activity.
Subsequent studies on rituximab in combination with methotrexate have proved to be successful in markedly reducing inflammatory activity and increasing functional ability and quality of life 3 (category Ia).
By assumption (H3), (T_{1}) is a continuous nonnegative increasing functional on P, and (T_{2}) is a continuous nonpositive decreasing functional on P. Then assumption (H2) holds.
The functional ability component was selected with two objectives, one for increasing functional ability in physical and instrumental ADL (IADL) and another to obtain competent and safe performance.
Habitat loss and degradation have the potential to alter the species richness functional diversity relationship decreasing both species richness and functional richness, and increasing functional biotic homogenization.
New vertebral fractures are associated with substantial increases in back pain and increasing functional limitations, even those that are not recognized clinically, and are predictive of additional fractures.
