Sentence examples for a blend of increasing from inspiring English sources

That is, most groups contained genes with a blend of increasing, decreasing, static and other trajectories.

"It's funny, here I am, I'm six months into it and I don't think of myself as a new governor anymore," said Gov. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut, a Democrat who took office this year and closed a gaping deficit with a blend of tax increases, service cuts and union concessions.

While a blend of tax increases and spending cuts is set to cause more pain for citizens, Mr. Passos Coelho's government has a parliamentary majority, thereby guaranteeing approval of the 2012 budget and avoiding the kind of dispute that forced the resignation of the previous Socialist government.

Our results suggest that the therapeutic efficacy of conventional chemotherapeutic drugs when combined with a blend of natural polyphenols may be increased in relation to leukemia or breast cancer cells.

Positive composite electrodes having LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 spinel as active material, a blend of graphite and carbon black for increasing the electrode electrical conductivity and either polyvinyldenefluoride (PVDF) or a blend of PVDF with a small amount of Teflon® (1 wt%) for building up the electrode.

This would require a blend of changes in land use to increase the so-called land sink that captures carbon naturally and through new technologies.

Viafem capsules contain a blend of eight herbs, which apparently increase blood flow and sensitivity to your lady flower.

What makes them special is a blend of proprietary chemicals in the paint that increase both relfection and contrast.

Animals that had a blend of yellow and brown fur had progressively increased methylation as brown became more dominant.

After awhile, these words lose their shock value, and simply blend into the background of increasing poverty and financial despair.

Building on that point, Zardari suggested a new blend of USG assistance, increasing aid to "civilian forces" like the police and promoting civilian engagement.