Sentence examples for increasing objective from inspiring English sources

One of those important features is the monotonically increasing objective function in terms of SINR.

However, none of them are very effective for increasing objective sleep or for improving daytime performance.

With the aim of increasing objective response and reducing haematologic toxicity related to M, cisplatin (C) was investigated in clinical trials, due to its property as radiation sensitizer and its therapeutic potential in squamocellular histology, and the interesting results also seen in anal cancer.

In this first prospective exploratory case control study evaluating NSM- and SM patients and controls, we found that NSM had increased objective sleep quality, increased subjective daytime tiredness and reduced PT.

In step 4, y(t) is assumed to be added one for any slot t, and then the increased power Δ P t) and increased objective function value Δ g(t) are calculated in step 5 and step 6, respectively.

That meta-analysis even questioned whether the "z" hypnotics significantly increased objective total sleep time.

Subjects with an increased objective or subjective sensitivity to cold and any indication of circulatory disturbances or cardiovascular problems were excluded.

On average, participants in both study groups displayed increased objective competence between baseline and follow-up, as illustrated by Figure 1.

Other reports showed that the combination of cytokines with intravenous 5-fluorouracil (iv-5-FU) could increase objective response rates to between 12 and 39% (van Herpen et al, 2000; Atzpodien et al, 2001, 2004).

For example, double square lattice-B100 was placed on the screen of the projection microscope and manually evaluated the morphometric parameters, which increase objective for chosen cells from an image and decrease time on choosing cells [ 12].

These findings are in agreement with the literature [ 6, 7, 22], and the reasons are probably due to the fact that obesity is associated with increased objective health problems [ 3, 4].