The phrase "a highly increased" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to describe a significant rise or growth in something, but the word "highly" is not the appropriate modifier for "increased."
Example: "There has been a significant increase in sales this quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a considerable rise."
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.
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).
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).
The main advantages compared to conventional working stamps made out of PDMS are the very high feature resolution and the more suitable UV-light curing process of the stamp material on the master mold instead of thermal curing, which results in a highly increased fabrication throughput.
At the same time, untreated hyperphosphataemia is responsible, amongst other things, for the increased calcification of the blood vessels and the tissue, so that dialysis patients have a highly increased risk of serious cardiovascular disorders (perfusion disorders, cardiovascular events, strokes etc).. Overall, they have a higher morbidity and mortality risk.
The move of the local population to newly built suburban districts, which offered the best infrastructural supply and the ability to use imported cars as the desired mode of transportation as well as a highly increased private living area per person, led to the subsequent move of migrants to the traditional neighbourhoods, such as Al Asmakh.
