Sentence examples for with increased effort from inspiring English sources

Peak flow during tidal breathing is submaximal; it can be increased with increased effort.

In a longitudinal study of 243 infants, 4-week-olds with flow-limited tidal expansion (inability to increase expiratory flow with increased effort) were 7 times more likely to be diagnosed with asthma at 2 years of age (Young et al. 1994).

Previously, executive task-related engagement of frontal regions has been associated with increased effort and a corresponding increased response time, however the findings in this present study do not support this view as our behavioural results demonstrate clear involvement of these regions in concrete word processing without any associated increase in time on task.

Public land management agencies have responded to this increase in wildfire activity with increased effort to remove wildfire from the landscape through aggressive initial attack (IA) and extensive wildfire suppression efforts aimed at minimizing the size of and/or damage from those few fires that escape IA.

If the chance of being first to make an extraordinary finding rises with increased effort, researchers have a strong incentive to invest in that effort.

Efforts to enable shared conceptual frameworks to emerge through adaptive application of theory in practice could have been balanced with increased effort at the outset for researchers and research users to collaboratively formulate shared research questions, leading to the establishment of teams that could address these questions through cross-mobilisation of interdisciplinary expertise.

This, coupled with increased efforts to raise awareness among country office management and staff, will ensure consistent application of the cluster approach in emergencies.

The Opt out prenatal screening approach should therefore be coupled with increased efforts to improve prenatal care coverage, which has improved, but remains below expectations in this region of the world.

For younger employees, more career opportunities might go with an increased effort to pursue an (academic) career, which may be difficult to achieve as there are not that many higher positions available.

Our data confirm our hypothesis as we found evidence that in the case where there is a discontinuity in running performance (i.e., muscle task failure), it is associated with a pattern of increased effort, as the athlete tries to maintain effort in the face of gross failures in muscle output.

In frontolateral laringectomy the removal of tissues extends to the opposite vocal fold: in such cases swallowing recovery is still possible with a combination of increased effort and compensatory head posturing.