Sentence examples for shift will increase from inspiring English sources

Air pollution experts predict that the shift will increase the number of places in nonattainment.

It shows that the higher beam quality doesn't suggest lower higher-order mode content, and the phase shift will increase the uncertainty of beam quality.

Eliminating interns' extended work shifts will increase their duration of sleep, reduce attentional failures, and decrease rates of medical errors as compared with traditional work schedules.

Right shifting priority has taken into account the factors of traffic and interference, and the right shifting operation will increase the interference to other cells and reduce the interference to itself.

On the other hand, for the case of the vacuole if the mean vacuole abundance is doubled from 2 to 4, we expect that while the distribution will still follow a shifted Poisson distribution, the Fano factor, which recall follows σ 2 〈 n 〉 = 1 − 1 〈 n 〉 for the shifted Poisson, will increase from σ/<n> = 0.5 to σ/<n> = 0.75.

Such shift will inevitably increase the complexity of native and processed patient data stored in various Electronic Health Record formats.

In the limit of an infinite training pool, maximizing Youden's index will place the classification threshold at a point where any shift to the left will increase sensitivity less than it will decrease specificity.

A shift toward ethically conscious PSCs will increase the market share of companies like ArmorGroup, harm Blackwater (the largest PSC in Iraq) and allow the US to argue that it no longer does business with mercenaries.

WHO's new recommendations bring the guidelines closer to practices in developed countries, and its shift to earlier treatment alone will increase the number of treatment-eligible people by 50% or more.

For a given range of detectable Doppler phase shift, shortening the acquisition duration will increase not only the maximum detectable velocity but unfortunately also the minimum detectable velocity, which may lead to the invisibility of a slow flow.

Assuming that the effect of the intervention is to increase the mean by 50% and that the SD remains unaltered (the distribution simply shifts upwards) then the mean will increase to 25.35.