Sentence examples for might thus increase from inspiring English sources

The new rules might thus increase the supply of credit during a boom, helping to fuel the fire, and reduce it in a downturn, impeding recovery.Mr Borio's macroprudential perspective might suggest that capital requirements should be tightened in upswings and eased in downswings.

Horizontal orientation of fragments from the horizontal stems of clonal plants might thus increase establishment of the fragments and this effect might be stronger in fragments with shorter lengths of attached stolon internodes and thus less stored resources.

Formation of protrusions in the leading border cell might thus increase plasma membrane tension that is subsequently transmitted around the cluster to inhibit Rac signaling in other cells.

A lack of a rise in calcium level during decreased activity might thus increase motility, and an additional activity-dependent mechanism (perhaps binding to a local tether) could increase stability simultaneously.

Preliminary data suggest that a high extension moment is required in the leg making ground contact at landing (van Dieën et al. 2005) and a limited capacity to generate sufficiently high knee extension moments might thus increase the fall risk.

Lower levels of sRAGE detected in RA patients might thus increase the propensity towards inflammation since RAGE ligands have better access to cell membrane-bound receptor, the binding of which leads to the activation of inflammatory pathways.

That sales might be thus increased is not an incidental consideration.

The notion that multiple observations, in this case of interval durations, might decrease the DL (thus, increase the temporal sensitivity) is called the multiple-look notion, or sometimes repeated-look notion.

Expression and incorporation of LASV GPC in the highly attenuated BNSP333 live vaccine vector might change its tropism and thus increase its pathogenicity.

Assembly of theses orthologous improves SSR detection since it might increase contigs length, and thus increase the chance of designing primers.

We note that the affinity of ARTKme2Q to PHD HD1 is considerably lower than that of longer histone H3 tail peptides (e.g., a 15-mer), but this is likely to be due to the lack of the intramolecular hydrogen bond between T3 and T6 seen with extended histone H3 peptides bound to PHD fingers (e.g., ref (40)), which might rigidify the peptide and thus increase its binding affinity to PHD.