Sentence examples for regards to increased from inspiring English sources

Table 1 provides an overview of the differences found between men and women with regards to increased substance use after the tsunami disaster.

This study provides some promising evidence for the contribution of a professional development course for preceptors with regards to increased confidence as leaders of educational development.

Additionally, all four individual items achieved statistical significance in regards to increased perceived stress between MS-1 and MS-3 year, specifically "I felt unable to control the important things in my life;" "I felt confident in my ability to handle personal problems;" "I felt things were going my way;" and "I felt difficulties were piling up so high I could not overcome them".

Biometrics has helped to promote development in certain cases, particularly with regards to increasing efficiency, improving service delivery and accountability, and allowing poorer countries to build sophisticated identification systems in a relatively short period of time.

Google, like most tech companies, has a long road ahead in regards to increasing diversity, and fostering inclusion and belonging.

The data also show similarities between Canada and the United States with 34 and 35%% respectively being undecided in regards to increasing the use of biofuels.

Our findings support the role of obesity with regards to increasing the metabolic-like complications in particular.

It appears that there could be a tradeoff between sugar release and plant growth, but results are promising with regards to increasing liters per hectare.

The lowest ratings were reported in regards to increasing the likelihood that policymakers will access and understand HSR and similarly, increasing the likelihood that researchers will respond to the needs of policymakers (3.3 [1.0] and 3.5 [1.0], respectively).

These discoveries have potentially important implications in regards to increasing interests in targeting cancer cells through manipulation of redox state (see, e.g. Montero & Jassem, 2011; Vera-Ramirez et al, 2011).

Systematic reviews show that although a youth centred-approach is popular in developing countries, effectiveness with regards to increasing young people's use of SRH still remains low [ 37].