Sentence examples for maintenance increasing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Winter said the state's supply crisis has caused generators to defer needed maintenance, increasing the chances that a plant would fail -- which could plunge the grid into chaos.
Whereas the type of operation is flooding and pressure maintenance, increasing the gas injection rate leads to faster movement of gas toward production wells and thus results in sooner shutting and the final recovery will be less.
In this context, supplementation with glucose improves tissue and body weight maintenance, increasing their lifespan (Missios et al., 2014).
M2 macrophages are important suppressors of innate and adaptive immune responses and in homeostatic conditions participate in tissue maintenance, increasing cell proliferation and survival and tissue angiogenesis [ 6].
Improvements in the mean scores on the Self-Care of Heart Failure Index (SCHFI) [ 42, 43] on all three sub-scales were noted between pre-intervention and post-intervention assessments, with mean self-care maintenance increasing from 49 to 78, self-care management increasing from 57 to 86, and self-care confidence increasing from 57 to 75.
The American Society of Civil Engineers estimates that inadequate harbor maintenance increased the cost of traded products by $7 billion in 2010 and that this cost would increase to $14 billion by 2040 if the work was not stepped up.
In one complex stroke, the gesture represents the idea that as financial support for one (maintenance) increases, support for the other (the subsidy program) decreases.
Moreover, improving the ratio between asparagine and glutamine in the feeding medium was shown to improve cell maintenance, increased the antibody production, and specific antibody production rate.
3 Further, several years of sustained weight maintenance increases the probability of future weight maintenance.
Metabolic modifications, such as weight loss and maintenance, increased physical activity, and β-cell rest.
Numerous mammal and clinical studies suggest that compensatory growth often causes poor health maintenance, increases the risk factor for adult diseases and shortens lifespan [e.g., see [ 62- 64]].
