Sentence examples for preparation increases from inspiring English sources

Like any other test, preparation increases the likelihood of success.

"Over the thousands of tactical briefings we've done over five years, the data suggests that this kind of preparation increases the boxer's success rate by around 25%.

The earlier work with sugars like sorbitol indicates that water uptake by the enzyme preparation increases when sorbitol is present during the exposure to a fixed aw [19].

DDF sequentially extracts proteins from different cellular compartments using a series of detergents and this off-line pre-fractionation step in sample preparation increases the proteome coverage.

Recent experiments also revealed that the usage of the spin coating technique for the sample preparation increases the maximum solubility of phenytoin in an aqueous environment and the dissolution rate is strongly enhanced compared to a bulk powder.

Indeed, we observe some increase in the TBP-binding sites during the transition of the first leaf from stage 07 to stage 10, the number of polypeptides in the TBP preparation increases, while in coleoptile we observed a decrease in the TBP binding sites and the peptide spectrum of TBPs is also simplified.

That is, we saw a spectacular increase in the number of students who indicated in the student evaluations that they prepared well (from 72%% not preparing to 2%% not preparing), and also the time they spent for the preparation increased substantially (from an average of 40 min per student in case of text based preparation to 69 min when they used e-modules).

However, the costs of preparation increase nonlinearly with decreasing desired size.

In reality, the harmful side effects of exit exams include a curriculum narrowed to a few subjects, teaching reduced to little more than test preparation, increased dropout rates and demoralized students.

That effort would entail months of preparation, increasing the risk of detection, and it would require elaborate safeguards to prevent a mishap that, as the paper dryly put it, would "bring the operation to a close".

In communities with the more intensive interventions, hand-washing before food preparation increased from 10% to 17%.