Sentence examples for stage for increasing from inspiring English sources

The proposed amplifier has been designed by applying the above-cited AB principle to both the input stage (for increasing dynamically the input source current, see Microelectron. J. 31(3) (1999) 153) and the class-AB output stage (to control and limit the output current).

What they have done is set the stage for increasing the average price of a phone by $300, and making the normal iPhone price of $800 to feel like the bargain phone.

[Full text available: http://advan.physiology.org/content/36/2/131.long] This study sets the stage for increasing the amount and relevance of high school neuroscience education by exploring what students already know about the biological basis of learning.

In mice, it looks like SSRIs set the stage for increased anxiety and depressive-like behaviors that emerge later in adolescence.

Little is known, however, about the processes by which ACEs set the stage for increased symptoms of anxiety in adulthood.

The combination of benzodiazepines with substantial exposure to WD might set the stage for increased hippocampal vulnerability for benzodiazepines leading to exaggerated cognitive impairment in the postoperative period.

Stocks are expected to open mixed today, with a "double witching" setting the stage for increased volatility in the stock market.

Home entertainment, growing automotive markets and the expansion of energy-efficient industrial processes further fuel demand for chip units, driving capacity utilization from its lows and setting the stage for increased capital budgets in 2010.

They said it sets the stage for increased immigrant participation in future campaigns, electoral and otherwise.

Japan's decision to invite 100 NGOs to be present near the International Media Center (IMC) at the 2016 G7 Summit in Ise Shima, however, represents a significant recent shift in that relationship – setting the stage for increased collaboration and accountability for the G7's actions.

Multiple mating and male mate choice copying, especially in internally fertilizing species, set the stage for increased sperm competition, i.e., sperm of two or more males can compete for fertilization of the female's ova.