Sentence examples for may increase mean from inspiring English sources

As entities other than vasospasm (e.g., hyper-dynamic flow) may increase mean velocities, the Lindegaard ratio does not grade vasospasm, but helps differentiate between hyperemia (induced by medial or endovascular treatment) versus the onset of true vasospasm.

Grouping may increase mean foraging success since groups may serve as information centres on the availability of attractive food patches [ 54] and group members may be more efficient in hunting prey [ 55, 56].

While evolution will maximise the mean fitness of a population under standard assumptions, some conditions like non-random mating or frequency-dependent selection may not increase mean fitness, which has led to criticism of this representation of the adaptive landscape (for a review, see [ 134]).

Accordingly, although fluid resuscitation is beneficial during controlled haemorrhagic shock, fluid resuscitation given during uncontrolled haemorrhagic shock may simply increase mean arterial blood pressure to a level at which the cardiovascular system becomes similar to an overflowing bath tub, reflecting ineffective therapy.

Treatments may be to increase mean arterial pressure or low-volume paracentesis to decrease intra-abdominal pressure.

This may increase the mean flow rate at the expense of reduced fairness, due to the reduced capacity experienced by flows routed across links on the edges of the network.

Histomorphometric analysis in osteoporotic subjects indicates that BPs may increase the mean wall thickness and reduce the imbalance between formation and resorption at the basic multicellular unit (BMU) [ 4, 5], leading to a continuing increase in bone mineral density (BMD) even after a long period of treatment, as demonstrated in clinical studies [ 6].

In this brief selective review we present scientific evidence as to what anti aging practices may better serve to increase mean life expectancy and hence the human lifespan.

The exposition of resting stages which usually lie on the bedrock surface of dry rock pools may be a further beneficial aspect of droughts [14], as it may increase emigration by means of wind or birds [27], [32].

(v) Close-in echoes: tracking of closely spaced signals with the proper multiple path signal model may lead to increased mean square errors compared to the case when tracking is based on a single-path model [29].

The Hawthorne effect [ 51], willingness to participate, and MEMS caps use for two months prior to the intervention may have previously increased mean adherence.