Sentence examples for introducing an increased from inspiring English sources

Gardens in dryland areas can contribute greatly to the nutritional and economic well-being of households by reducing the level and duration of seasonal food shortages and introducing an increased variety of nutrient-rich foods into the household diet.

The pre-oxidation treatment was a crucial step in introducing an increasing number of defects into carbon nanotubes, which promoted the reaction between Co@carbon and selenium and led to the enhanced HER performance.

From the energy–strain curve the mechanical characteristics like Young's modulus, tensile strength and ductility are computed using both the potentials, firstly with a perfect lattice and then by introducing an increasing number of Stone-Thrower-Wales defects.

Afterwards, introducing an increasing factor, we compare our results with Lifshitz force in the vacuum between two semispaces of silicon in order to illustrate the influence of the layers on intensifying the Casimir force.

At a time when beauty companies are introducing an increasing number of products marketed for specific body parts —including necks, creases around the mouth and eyelids — or for apocryphal maladies like visible pores or cellulite, these doctors are putting their patients on cosmetics restriction diets.

These limitations can be surpassed introducing an increasing degree of complexity into the geometry of the devices.

Finally, turbulent flow is found to introduce an increased amount of aerodynamic damping mainly by providing a more constant lift force over tested Reynolds numbers.

However, these limitations would introduce an increased random measurement error that would likely attenuate the associations reported in the present study.

In some instances, the plasma AA levels were close to the lower limits of detection and may have introduced an increased standard deviation in the reported mean values.

The STM scaffolding method was not used for the main data set because it introduces an increased risk of producing chimeric sequences, and is thus less conservative for most analyses.

Speaking to an audience of supporters and journalists in Salford, Smith argued that the last Labour government had opened the door for the Tories to introduce an increasing amount of private sector involvement in the health service.