Sentence examples for were apt to increase from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to test whether different forms and amounts of financial incentives were apt to increase the consent to organ donation.

Protocol violations were classified as major violations (MAV) if they had either a potentially adverse effect on the therapeutic efficacy of radiotherapy, or if they were apt to increase treatment-related side effects (no chest imaging or no CT abdomen/pelvis for staging, no AFP or elevated AFP prior to ablation, incorrect stage assignment, dose prescription of less than 25 Gy or more than 34 Gy).

Several huge road projects are under way to link the Amazon with other parts of Brazil and are apt to increase migration to the region.

("Why do baseball players chew gum?" Allen wondered. "Are they concentrating more?") Other enthusiasts argue that continual jaw motion is apt to increase one's heart rate ever so slightly, thus sending more oxygen to the brain.

Similarly, adversaries in a nuclear age are apt to increase their own arsenals in response to the other side's development of a missile defense, or in a worst-case scenario, smuggle a bomb in on a ship or even in a suitcase.

Presbyterians were apt to be Patriots, Anglicans often Tories.

Maggirias et al. reported that younger adults were apt to dental fear [ 37].

It was concluded that fry from the new semi-natural units are apt to have an increased survival rate when stocked in to a river.

This increase is consistent with the trend described in a Swedish study on hip fractures by Bergström et al. 23 and projects that LE trauma impact on mortality is apt to comprise an increasing share of trauma mortality in the coming years as the general population is ageing.

Septic patients are apt to suffer from a striking increase in blood glucose variability, which causes endothelial dysfunction, oxidative stress, and organ dysfunction [ 6, 9, 36, 37].

One might argue that due to a surgeon's increased experience, he/she is apt to prepare a biopsy trajectory and target that ensures less chance on complications and a higher chance on a positive histological diagnosis.