Sentence examples for increasing the tendency from inspiring English sources

In the presence of airway narrowing, heliox has the benefits of increasing the tendency to laminar flow (which has lower resistance) and reducing resistance when turbulent flow occurs.

Sitting for many hours without getting up and moving around makes blood flow in the legs slow down, increasing the tendency of the sticky components in the blood to clump together and form clots in the leg veins.

Alley referred to a study from earlier this year, by Rob DeConto of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and David Pollard of Penn State, which found that surface melt is one factor that could greatly speed total Antarctic ice loss, by increasing the tendency for "hydrofracture" to occur, in which meltwater helps to break apart ice shelves.

Educational and social pressures have arisen, however, within a secularistic, increasingly pluralistic society and (in effect) a shrunken world, increasing the tendency toward apluralism in the study of religion that expands the viewpoints of traditional faculties and departments of theology, both in universities and theological seminaries.

The number of tested units varied (increasing the tendency) from one survey to the next.

Bauchi state is dominated by Islam, which allows the marrying of up to four wives, thereby increasing the tendency of an increase in the size of the family.

Increasing transmembrane pressure to 40 bar increases the tendency of the mineral form studied to precipitate.

This increases the tendency to rely on other investors' judgments rather than one's own.

The added salts increase the tendency of the polymers to aggregate in solutions.

These results indicate low Openness increases the tendency to be anchored by threat-relevant cues.

But his own Castilian upbringing and preferences increased the tendency toward transforming the Holy Roman Empire into a Castilian empire.