Sentence examples for most effective increasing from inspiring English sources
When Moody's Analytics assessed different forms of stimulus, it found that food stamps were the most effective, increasing economic activity by $1.73 for every dollar spent.
Fraction J, containing an expressive amount of caffeic and cinnamic acid derivatives, proved to be most effective, increasing both humoral and cellular responses, possibly due to the mitogen activated p38 signaling pathway.
Equimolar concentrations of the different IgE antibodies were most effective; increasing the concentrations of Der p 2 IgE antibodies relative to unrelated IgE antibodies was important, and certain pairing of their monoclonal antibodies to different epitopes was more effective than others.
It is reported that chaperones immediately side-to-side with hybridization probes are most effective in increasing the effectiveness of hybridization at low temperature [ 28].
It also found that advertisements with high emotional content and testimonial advertisements (both of which tend to contain negative health effects messages) are most effective at increasing quit rates.
The simulation results show that reduction in the hole diameter, rather than increase in the vertical hole spacing, is the most effective in increasing the strength and the ductility capacity of FTRC columns.
The equivalent increase in shoot GSH concentrations was most effective at increasing shoot tolerance to Ni and Co, followed closely by Zn then least effective was Cd resistance.
The ATP molecule was most effective at increasing the IC50, yielding an approximately 350-fold increase with the ERT-mt6 RT.
In red fruit discs however, AsA is most effective in increasing totAsA levels, resulting in an up to 6-fold increase relative to controls in both cultivars.
Current evidence can only conclude that any form of teaching increases EBM competency, but cannot distinguish which form of teaching is most effective at increasing student competency in EBM.
Unconditional cash transfers (UCT) have been more commonly implemented in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) [ 18], although in Zimbabwe, CCTs were shown to be most effective in increasing birth registration and school attendance, with no effect on vaccinations [ 3].
