Sentence examples for secondly increase from inspiring English sources

To address this possibility, the current study investigated whether exposure to food addiction messages would, firstly, increase the number of participants who self-diagnosed as food addicts and, secondly, increase intake of indulgent foods.

15 16 Secondly, increase temporal flexibility in job structures.

To address the humanitarian crisis in Malawi the United Nations firstly has to deal with the immediate food crisis and secondly, increase local production, which will help to minimise another food crisis next year.

Hopefully we will increase the knowledge of whether in-hospital treatment of hip fracture patients in a geriatric acute-unit primarily will improve mobility, and secondly increase the chance of being discharged to and live in their own homes, and improve function and self-rated health, while maintaining the new care pathway cost-neutral in comparison to treatment in a traditional orthopaedic unit.

Secondly, increased EGFR content is often correlated with an increased production of ligands, such as transforming growth factor alpha, by the HNSCC [ 29].

Secondly, increased permeability in sepsis is suggested to be secondary to an increased number of large pores [32] and/or to increased functional pore size due degradation of the glycocalyx [17].

Secondly, increasing the UV irradiation time increased significantly Rs but only slightly the transparency.

"Secondly, increased access is a key driver in attracting more delegates to the conferences that meet in Glasgow and this vastly improves the city's international competitiveness by providing passengers with greater worldwide connectivity through the Lufthansa network".

Secondly, increased toxin concentrations change the surface of the sorbent and activate further binding sites (Giles et al.1974) or start binding previously bound molecules (Grant et al.1998).1998

Secondly, increased Hsp70 can protect the key transcription factor for erythropoiesis, Gata-1, from caspase-3 mediated proteolysis [28].

Controlled mechanical ventilation reduces protein synthesis and secondly increases proteolysis.