Sentence examples for preparing for increased from inspiring English sources

Specifically, Facebook appears to be preparing for increased competition with Google.

In contrast, UPF2 deficient livers respond to PH by up-regulating gene sets associated with proteasome and ribosome function (as exemplified by "HSA03050_Proteasome" and "Structural_Constituent_Of_Ribosome" (Figure 7E)) perhaps reflecting a stage where the regenerating liver is preparing for increased cellular turnover.

Anticipating the return over the next several months of thousands of internally displaced Sudanese and Sudanese refugees who fled to other countries, UN agencies, local officials, and NGOs are preparing for increased enrolment of children in primary schools throughout the vast region of southern Sudan.

In September, when the book was chosen for the Booker shortlist, Knopf moved up the publication date from January to Oct. 5. On Tuesday evening, Knopf took more steps to prepare for increased interest.

Now, Visa says that accelerating a switch to E.M.V. technology in the United States will not only enhance security when credit and debit cards are used, but also will help prepare for increased use of mobile systems that let shoppers pay by waving their cellphones at a payment terminal.

Harold Langus Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Feb. 22, 2010 To the Editor: In the 1960s, it was predicted that automation would radically change the job market, and it was suggested by some that we plan then to shift more to service jobs as well as prepare for increased leisure hours, to ease the inevitable socioeconomic transition.

Nα-Methylated analogues (8 11) also were prepared for increased lipophilicity of the inhibitors, but they had 4- to 5-fold weaker binding affinity compared to their parent compounds.

Federal officials are prepared for increased media attention in the coming days.

In temperate, developed countries the severe health and economic impact of norovirus occurs in healthcare facilities.[3] Early detection of emerging variants may allow healthcare facilities to prepare for increased winter time burden, especially when other conditions are conducive to norovirus spread.

But health care facilities will need to be prepared for increased demand during heat waves.

The family members also make arrangements to prepare for increased caregiving for the sick person at home.