Sentence examples for increasing the true from inspiring English sources

These detectors allow an improvement of the count rate performance of the PET systems, reducing the scattered and the random events while increasing the true events at high activity concentration.

The pay of C.E.O.'s also shouldn't be linked to their company's stock price, because that makes them work only to raise that price instead of increasing the true value of a business.

Experimental results show both that over the course of adding charges in the iPP matrix or increasing the true strain rate, this major micromechanism of deformation of semi-crystalline polymers would be less and less important until its complete disappearance in case of iPP/EPR filled by μ-talc particles.

Hence, ΔM = 1 represented a compromise between increasing the true positive rate and not decreasing the detection rate.

But sanctions without the prospect of help in achieving recovery could simply reduce colleagues' willingness to refer affected physicians or licensing boards to exercise harsh sanctions potentially increasing the true prevalence of the problem.

Although the prevalence of COPD is increasing, the true burden of the condition is underestimated because COPD runs an insidious course and often results in an undiagnosed initial phase [ 2].

The amylase supplement also increased the true ruminal digestibility of organic matter but did not affect microbial N flow to the duodenum.

Second, saturation and intensity stretching of HSI is applied to increase the true color and solve the problem of lighting.

Poverty, so the argument runs, diminishes this true, "positive liberty"; by abolishing or alleviating poverty, welfare programs, financed through coercive taxation, increase the true, positive liberty of society's more unfortunate members.

With real WGBS samples, the wAve reduced the false correlation between WGBS samples generated from same experiments and increased the true correlation between those originated from same tissues.

Such an effect would attenuate rather than increase the true effects of multidisciplinary care, by introducing some misclassification of intervention and non-intervention areas.