The phrase "a correspondingly increase" is not correct in English.
It should be "a correspondingly increasing" or "a corresponding increase." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing a rise or growth that is proportional to another factor.
Example: "As the demand for the product rises, we expect a corresponding increase in production costs."
Alternatives: "a proportional increase" or "an increase in line with".
Furthermore, the updated APACHE III and IV models include substantially more variables than APACHE II, with a correspondingly increased data collection burden [7, 22].
This process produces huge quantities of uranium that is depleted of uranium-235 and with a correspondingly increased fraction of uranium-238, called depleted uranium or 'DU'DU
In other cases, conflicts with our results might reflect the impact of our sampling fewer nuclear genes and a correspondingly increased influence of mitochondrial data.
Additional fine-scale structure, for example, inhibitory subtypes or functionally distinct neuronal populations (e.g. Beierlein et al. 2003; Yoshimura and Callaway 2005), would also contribute to more complex activations with a correspondingly increased average latency of activation.
It is noteworthy that compared to 2.04 h−1 and 4.38% for [email protected], the incipient activity of Cu@A-HCS exhibits a near fourfold increase in the TOF of 8.6 h−1 accompanied by a correspondingly dramatically increase in CMeOH of 17.1%, respectively under the same conditions.
It is unlikely that such a sudden and dramatic increase in the level of Welsh-reporting is indicative of a correspondingly large increase in the occurrence of disease.
This concentration of wealth, along with an extremely high rate of population growth, meant that most Kenyans did not realize a correspondingly large increase in their living standards under Kenyatta's leadership.
Additionally, with an increase in the current intensity or a decrease in the frequency, Bz will correspondingly increase.
Researchers report finding a way to potentially boost disk capacity to 10 times the current theoretical limit--and without a correspondingly astronomical increase in cost.
There was a correspondingly significant increase in chest circumference between the female controls versus the female fracture group (92.33 cm versus 88.88 cm, P<0.05, Student's t-test).
