The phrase "a increasing element" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an increasing element" because "increasing" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified an increasing element that significantly impacts the overall results."
Alternatives: "a growing factor" or "an expanding component."
His chief artistic strengths were instinctive audience control, a sensitive way with ballads, and as "straight man" in the sketches and routines that developed when an increasing element of humour impinged upon what had been conceived initially as a close harmony act.
Local taxes are an increasing element of tax misery as national governments push more responsibilities to local governments.
The songwriting and singing of Johns had improved steadily while the band had developed an increased element of complexity.
More and better funding of early career researchers to tackle these problems from new perspectives and with novel methods certainly has an increased element of risk - the failure rate is always higher when science is based on out-of-the-box thinking; but a well-designed experiment that fails also teaches us much in the process.
Smaller openings that don't use a huge grill alone should increase element resistance and make them more durable, and Apple claims overall they're designed to better take a beating, and early impressions bear that out.
At first government posts are appointive, but an increasing elected element is introduced, as constitutions are altered, until elected officials are made wholly responsible for local affairs.
This procedure gradually approximates a given signal upon selection of an increasing number of elements from a predefined set of elementary signals.
Mittal, which argues its bid will trigger a much needed consolidation within the global steel industry, said its new offer, which includes an increased cash element, valued Arcelor shares at €37.74.
It can be observed that, along with an increasing number of elements involved in an instance, the final precision of BPNNs trained for single generator changes in a nonlinear way.
Beginning with John Dalton's fundamental assumption that atomic species differ from one another solely in their weights, chemists were able to identify an increasing number of elements and to establish the laws describing their interactions.
