Sentence examples for requisite increase from inspiring English sources

We describe a method that contributes to achieving a requisite increase in orbit prediction accuracy for objects in the publicly available two-line element (TLE) catalog.

In Ghana, whose impressive GDP growth has not been met with the requisite increase in national grid capacity, people are using Twitter to monitor the frequency of power outages.

The latest World Bank data puts the total number of Bulgarian and Romanian emigrants to the UK at 14,790, so while the requisite increase is by no means impossible, it would have to be dramatic to see these figures realised.

Next on the OT continuum, separated by a thin line is a phase that typically includes both "positive" and "negative" training/performance, due primarily to a requisite increase in training load for the purpose of advancing the athlete's fitness level and competitive performance.

However, over time these institutions have expanded to accommodate additional professional training programmes without the requisite increase in resources.

This phenotypic transition is driven by a switch from Notch signaling to Wnt signaling, reflected in a requisite increase in axin-2 transcription (Brack et al., 2007).

With the recent publication of regulatory guidelines from both the FDA and the CPMP addressing the investigation of immunotoxicity of new chemical entities has come the requisite increased application of immunotoxicology protocols.

In clearly akinetic phorusrhacids such as patagornithines and phorusrhacines, the requisite increased bone mass was presumably tolerated because their large body masses precluded flight and hence the premium on ultra-light structures.

Even without a cost for carbon emissions or water pollution, the economics of the requisite production increases just won't fly.

Our present data also confirm that increases in Hbmass are unlikely linear and that prolonged hypoxic exposure might not be requisite to gain large increases in Hbmass.

If a market transition is a pre-requisite for increasing prevalence, then subsequent surveillance should be conducted in the cities that have experienced the transition, but still have low prevalence and in the cities that have yet to make this transition.