Sentence examples for means increases the from inspiring English sources

Third, inhibition of the PI3K/Akt pathway by biochemical or genetic means increases the efficacy of chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or both, in vitro and in vivo (Hu et al, 2000; Brognard et al, 2001; Bondar et al, 2002).

As the efficacy, and the difference between the means, increases, the log link still maintains close to the nominal power whereas the identity link over-estimates the sample size, by more than 50% for the largest values of efficacy (lower panel).

In terms of investment, this means increasing the ratio of 'change capital' to 'delivery capital'.

That means increasing the proportion of taxation hypothecated to a particular purpose such as health or green sustainability.

For Klinsmann, making a fluid, creative style effective means increasing the players' durability.

"While the economic benefits of growth are clear, we need to maintain the basic public services infrastructure which means increasing the number of officers we have".

That means increasing the percentage of animal proteins in the food and cutting back on grains -- or, in other words, putting Fido on an Atkins diet.

He said it was "immoral" for the federal government to do all these things if it means increasing the debt.

What the European commission calls reducing the "regulatory burden for EU business operators" often means increasing the costs the rest of us must carry: costs imposed on our pockets, our health and our quality of life.

That means increasing the share of the economy – manufacturing and parts of the service sector – where it is possible to increase output per hour worked.

Maximizing the base CHF means increasing the number of central tubes for a given complexity.