Meanings of increased action in English

With the arrival of better weather, it would almost certainly mean increased action against the Americans.

Perhaps the cessation of action in certain cells of his brain had increased action in others.

It also increased action potential duration and refractoriness during high sympathetic tone induced by pentobarbital anesthesia.

There is an increased action of about four thousand beats in twenty-four hours for every ounce of alcohol used.

This increased action of all the secretory vessels does not occur very suddenly, nor universally at the same time.

This increased action of the Holy Spirit will renew the whole face of the earth, in religion and in society.

This increased action of the capillaries may in some cases be combined with the simultaneously increased activity of the sensorium.

This seems to be the case with the increased action of the heart under the influence of any strong emotion.

Fourth,-thatcafeine (in excess) produces increased action of the heart, rigors, headache, a peculiar inebriation, delirium, and so on.

Demand for housing to address sharply rising property prices and a growing homeless problem have not translated into increased action on new projects.

Do you know that the moment you begin to breathe it you begin to grow warm from the increased action of the blood?

Twitter has said measures it introduced earlier in the year to curb abusive behaviour are paying off with increased action being taken against abusers.

Public service union NIPSA said there would be increased action by key groups of staff if there was no resolution to their pay dispute.

Pleasurable sensations, on the other hand, may be long continued without any depressing effect; on the contrary, they stimulate the whole system to increased action.

Tánaiste and Justice Minister Michael McDowell will address the senior officers ahead of pleas for increased action to deal with the country's violent drug gangs.

Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a multifactorial disease characterized by left ventricular dilation that is associated with systolic dysfunction and increased action potential duration.