Sentence examples for may increase availability from inspiring English sources

We suggest PFH site preparation may increase availability of early successional vegetation associations on managed forest landscapes and may extend the time stands stay in this successional stage.

Kallikreins may increase availability and action of Igf1 through proteolysis of Igf1 binding proteins.

By reducing competition between elective and non-elective cases, dedicated ORs may increase availability and efficiency, which in itself reduces the incentives for non-clinical prioritization, thereby facilitating higher compliance with the new policies.

The induction of insulin resistance by TG, NEFA, or both may increase the availability of glucogenic nutrients to the periparturient dairy cow.

The data support the hypothesis that rhizosphere acidification may increase the availability of CaP minerals to plants; however, the dependence of P release dynamics on pH buffering capacity may put P release beyond the reach of some plant species.

On the one hand, selective logging may represent loss of important habitat, yet, on the other hand, selective logging may increase browse availability for a terrestrial ungulate prey base, thereby indirectly benefiting large carnivores.

The application of organic amendments may increase P availability, either directly by from decomposition of organic matter and release of P or indirectly by increasing the amount of soluble organic acids that increase the rate of desorption of phosphate (Nziguheba et al. 1998).

The addition of organic amendments in this study supplied the soil with significant amounts of K, chicken manure and sewage sludge have high K content, (23.2 and 34 g kg−1), and their application may increase K availability in the soil (Chatterjee and Mondal 1996; Mubarak et al. 2002, 2003; Mubarak and Dawi 2009).

High wave action may increase nutrient availability and moves the blades of the thallus, allowing more sunlight to reach the organism so that it can photosynthesize.

Such behaviour may increase the availability of an attachment figure who otherwise displays inconsistent or misleading responses to the infant's attachment behaviours, suggesting the unreliability of protection and safety.

We acknowledge that higher degrees of lymphodepletion may increase the availability of homeostatic cytokines and further reduce regulatory T cells.