Sentence examples for redesigned to increase from inspiring English sources
G.M. is banking on improved sales of its pickup trucks, which were recently redesigned, to increase earnings.
These dams must be analyzed with high priority and redesigned to increase the safety of the embankments and their appurtenant structures, if necessary.
Null Convention Logic (NCL) gates used as one of the basic techniques in asynchronous circuits, are redesigned to increase their robustness against Single Event Upset (SEU).
To that end, the common component interfaces of Earth system models can be redesigned to increase interoperability between models and other applications such as various web services, data portals and science gateways.
DERA has been rationally redesigned to increase its activity towards some unphosphorylated acceptors: a mutant, S238D, exhibited a 2.5-fold improvement in activity towards d-glyceraldehyde [60,61].
The Refugee trauma pilot study [ 43] was redesigned to increase the realism and engagement in the patient interview, incorporate established trauma and mental health instruments as well as to facilitate and improve the feedback to the learners.
The ED3 waiting management resembles an ED "process redesign" to increase throughput time, reduce waiting and increase patient satisfaction by a team based intervention that changed the ED work from top management to staff [ 24].
What impact would service redesign to increase the proportion of acute stroke patients receiving thrombolysis have on the cost-effectiveness of care and patient outcomes in terms of strokes averted and quality-adjusted life-years?
In this study, the vector was further redesigned to improve gene transfer and also to increase safety.
If causative mutations become known, chips could be redesigned to genotype these directly instead of increasing density for all regions equally.
With the universal design movement, which seeks to design products that work well for people across the spectrum of ability, AADLs are being constantly redesigned and updated to increase their ease of use, efficiency, and ergonomics in response to the growing disability and aging consumer markets.
