Sentence examples for paved to increase from inspiring English sources

Thus, the road can be paved to increase the future success rate of treatment for patients with CLBP, an initiative that may be significant for the individual patient, the health care system and the society as a whole.

Unpaved playgrounds were found to increase mineral contributions in classrooms by 5 6 μg/m3 on average with respect to schools with paved playgrounds.

"The ground is paved to legally chase Mousavi".

This creates many technical problems, especially if the surface is not covered to prevent erosion or if a great deal of land is covered by roofed structures or paved surfaces, which increase the amount of water running off because none is absorbed.

With a quarter of today's London taken up by privately owned gardens – one third of which are paved over, increasing flood risks – a national park city three decades down the line would be home to residents who care about the stewardship of the land.

In inland areas, embankments of paved roadways caused increased deposition on the seaward sides of the embankments and less deposition on the leeward sides of the embankments.

Such enhanced microbial activities and redistribution among different zinc pools in rhizosphere might have paved way for increased plant available zinc resulting in increased growth promotion and zinc assimilation in seeds by soybean and wheat crops.

He found the course to be flat but composed of various surfaces, including stone (that could cause slipping); newly paved asphalt (which will increase the heat); and concrete that appeared harder than Japanese concrete (perhaps because Beijing's main roads are meant to accommodate tanks and other military vehicles).

Changes in paved areas can also increase the risk of pluvial flooding at places that have not been endangered before.

But he sees a potential upside to a paved road to the village.

Amid all this uncertainty there's a rising consensus among strong-dollar types that the path to nirvana is paved with rate increases.