The phrase "a highly increase" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "a high increase" or "a significant increase."
Example: "There was a high increase in sales this quarter compared to the last."
Alternatives: "a substantial increase" or "a considerable increase."
A number of scientists noted that Greenland's vast ice sheet was shrinking at a highly increased rate.
Many doctors said that thousands of years of herbal medicine are nothing to sneeze at, and pointed to a highly increased interest among American patients in Eastern techniques like yoga and acupuncture.
As a result, the liver of obese Sesn2−/− mice accumulated a highly increased number of macrophages (Fig. 6a,b), and these characteristics clearly imply the occurrence of active steatohepatitis.
A highly increased degradation potential existed at the narrow plume fringe (37.7 to 38.6 masl), governed by the presence of phenoxy acids and oxygen.
The red category means the person runs a highly increased risk of a serious attack, while green would mean no increased risk.
Patients with PCT levels above 2.95 ng/ml the first postoperative day had a highly increased risk of delayed complications (adjusted OR, 110.2; 95% CI 51.5 235.5; p < 0.001).
Recently, there has been a highly increased activity in the development of the autonomous vehicle research, which was initiated in 2005 by the first competition of autonomous vehicles.
A popular example of this is Velcro, which is easily loosened when pulled up from one side, but displays a highly increased resistance to detachment when pulled sideways (Matouschek and Bustamante 2003).
Genetic testing can help identify individuals who have a highly increased risk of developing cancer before it occurs.
The addition of SPC resulted in a highly increased permeative behavior of the cells.
