Sentence examples for method that increases from inspiring English sources
A thermal method that increases the temperature of the device to change the mechanical characteristics of the device to tune the resonant frequency was also introduced [[12],[13]].
The design was optimized using FEA, and experimental results show that combining the new design with an improved fabrication method that increases the flexibility of the adhesive results in a 6× increase in the shear stress to disengage the adhesive from the substrate.
Genomic DNA was extracted from 10 mg of dried faeces, using the 2CTAB/PCI method that increases the DNA amplification success to 94% for gorilla faecal samples [57].
TSA is another method that increases the sensitivity of staining by up to two logs (21, 47).
We believe our balloon-aided dissection technique is a method that increases the chances of delivering hydatid cysts, with no calcification and secondary infection, without rupture.
We also propose a stochastic parallel refinement method that increases significantly the efficiency for the simultaneous refinement of a set of alignment candidates.
Likewise, when companies changed the way they accounted for their inventories, adopting a new method that increased their cash flow but reduced their reported earnings, their stock price went up, not down.
Other choices may be seen as perturbations of the Strang method that increase efficiency in molecular dynamics simulations and in Hybrid Monte Carlo sampling.
To generate a recombinant strain of BmNPV virus, BmBacPAK6, we co-transfected BmN cells with BacPAK6 and BmNPV DNA, and used a homologous recombination method that increased the frequency of recombinant virus production to 100% [19].
If a certain condition was recorded in previous hospital admissions (other than the index admission), it was regarded as a co-morbidity rather than a complication - a method that increased the specificity of the diagnosis rather than its sensitivity.
Critics also argue that the EF methodology rewards more-intensive production methods that increase yields per unit of land in the short term but might actually be less sustainable in the long run for example, accelerating land degradation.
