Sentence examples for a broad increased from inspiring English sources

This transcriptional response indicates a broad increased folding and degradation capacity in the ER.

This will factor in "a broad increase in U.S.Treasury yields".

"But inflation is defined as a broad increase in prices, and that has not happened".

OVER 100 aid workers were killed last year while on duty, reflecting a broad increase in the number of fatal attacks on such staff around the world.

Unsurprisingly, they want drastic government steps to improve matters: these voters are most likely to believe that the government should prioritise growth over fiscal consolidation (not vice versa, as the Conservative-led coarguesn andues) and that it is in ministers' power to cut food, fuel and housing costs and enact a broad increase in wages.

BEIJING — Inflation slowed further in China last month, the Chinese government said on Friday morning, leaving further room for the Chinese government to continue heavy lending by the country's state-owned banks to rekindle economic growth without stoking a broad increase in prices.

Factors 2 and 3 have roughly equal relative contributions over the upper ~50 mbsf, below which Factor 2 exhibits a broad increase while Factor 3 generally decreases.

To compare the overall muscle artifact reduction performance on real data, we here use a paradigm in which neural activity and muscle artifacts result in opposite effects: while muscle artifacts result in a broad increase in spectral power [1], the experimental paradigm induces neural activity that decreases spectral activity.

Issuing the order allows the Democratic president to bypass Congress, where Republicans oppose a broad increase in the minimum wage.

The broadening of these peaks along with a broad increase in background signal also confirmed that the SWNTs were highly dispersed.

Across at least the first two decades of development myelination consists of a broad increase in overall white matter density as well as a more region-specific progression, proceeding from posterior to more anterior regions, [ 142- 145].