Sentence examples for instituted to increase from inspiring English sources

Physiotherapy was again instituted to increase flexion, the result of which is shown in the illustrations.

The past decade has seen several industry and regulatory changes which were instituted to increase accessibility of medicines to the South African population [ 11].

This model is sometimes combined with a free (gratis) model for people working at academic institutes, to increase adoption and encourage contributions from academics.

We evaluated the sensitivity of the well-characterised melanoma cell lines Me4405, Me10538, Me2211M2 and Me1007 derived from patients of our institute, to increasing concentrations of iz-TRAIL.

Recognizing the "thermodynamics" of the situation, some technical societies and major universities have already instituted programs to increase the exposure of underrepresented minorities to the physical sciences and engineering disciplines.

With support from the City of Philadelphia, private and corporate funders, Dr. Rényi has instituted systems to increase quality and access to adult literacy and ESL throughout the city.

"This wage increase has been instituted to safeguard the dignity of workers," said Foxconn's chairman, Terry Gou.

In a statement on Sunday, Foxconn said the "wage increase has been instituted to safeguard the dignity of workers" and help advance the company's growth initiatives.

This was instituted in order to increase the possibility of achieving a quorum at a members meeting.

In a July 13 conference call with analysts to discuss second-quarter results, Mr. Hill promised to institute new policies to increase oversight of the bank's dealings with government officials.

Now, a diverse coalition, which includes renewable energy advocates, city officials, bankers and others, is racing to institute a plan to increase energy and water efficiency upgrades that supporters say could help Texas improve its conservation record and become a model for other states.