Sentence examples for tested to increase from inspiring English sources
In this research, a learning system will be designed, improved and tested to increase the primary school children' awareness of dental health and to reduce their dental anxiety.
A submerged membrane system in a two-phase anaerobic reactor was tested to increase the sludge retention time (SRT) of acidogen and to enhance the solid separation.
Interventions should be designed and tested to increase the use of HCS by MA elders by increasing service awareness and confidence in HCS while preserving the expectations of familism and reducing caregiving burden.
Many enrichment protocols have been tested to increase target enrichment efficiency [ 88].
Cultivation in nitrogen deprived media was finally tested to increase storage product accumulation (lipid or carbohydrate) and evaluate the potential of the selected strains for biofuel (biodiesel or ethanol) production.
Our results provide evidence for a novel systems biology strategy by which biological pathways can be predicted and subsequently tested to increase our understanding of pathophysiological mechanisms related to birth defects.
This suggests a potential role for couple HIV counseling and testing to increase uptake of maternal child health services.
Participants were requested to abstain from alcohol for 12 hours and caffeine and exercise for two hours before testing to increase the validity of the BIS readings.
Rob Manfred, baseball's executive vice president for labor relations, said in a telephone interview that the administrator could manipulate the number of off-season tests "to increase unpredictability".
Isuzu asserts the publisher rigged the test to increase circulation and fund-raising for its magazine, which accepts no advertising, and to advance its cause of getting the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration to establish rollover standards for sport utility vehicles.
The risk estimation is transparent and can be used to prioritize further testing to increase accuracy.
