Sentence examples for increasing or extending from inspiring English sources

Other countries have leaned toward increasing or extending the value-added, or sales, tax.

As a result of this change, the transcription of proteasome genes would be increased or maintained in time, thus increasing or extending the activity of the proteasome.

In that way he increased or extended his control over Piedmont, Provence, Hungary, Athens, and Albania, among other territories.

Ken Orski, a transport analyst, points out that on election day in 2013 70% of ballot measures to increase or extend funding for surface transport were approved.

Robert Gay, managing partner at Fenwick Advisers, said he was encouraged by the Fed's hint that it would be willing to increase or extend its program to purchase mortgage-backed securities.

It realizes depth fusion while it increases or extends new function with real-time interaction by the feedback of calculation process and physical process.

It remains unknown if the changes in PROs or clinical risk could have been increased or extended had the co-utilization of usual care and ND care been formally coordinated (or "integrated") or if ND care had been offered as a primary care option.

On the other hand, subfamilies such as CR1-2, CR1-7B, and CR1-10 appear to exhibit an increased or extended activity common to Longirostres (Crocodylidae + Gavialidae [ Harshman et al. 2003]), and we even find evidence for lineage-specific expansion of a CR1 subfamily in the false gharial (CR1-5B), as well as in the black caiman (e.g., CR1-13).

However, at temperatures over 400 to 500 °C, the film hardness declines conversely with increasing temperatures or extending annealing time due to increase in grain size and change in defect density.

Protective mechanical ventilation should be instituted early and consideration given towards increasing PEEP or extending time at the P plat to optimize recruitment while limiting the potential negative effects of larger V t.

(This observation is consistent with elegant work that previously addressed ischemia/reperfusion injury [ 37].) Because interventions such as increasing PEEP or extending inspiratory time may redirect blood flow and radically alter the microvascular environment, it is conceivable that both benefit and harm could potentially result from these maneuvers.