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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a increasing just" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a misconstructed phrase and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "This is a just increasing concern for our community."
Alternatives: "a growing concern" or "an increasing issue".
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The start of the cycle, t = 0, is defined to occur when A and R are both low with A increasing just past R. From the dynamics of A, A ˙ ≈ β a - α A A - kAR, and the nullcline A ˙ = 0 crosses A = R at the value β a / k + (α A / 2 k ) 2. In the limit of a fast bimolecular reaction, k > α A 2 / 4 β a, the crossing point is at A = R = β a / k.
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During the second world war, interest in reading as a pastime increased just as paper shortages demanded more efficient methods of printing.
Bromley Council is proposing an increase just short of the 2% cap which would have triggered a public vote in the borough.
The Legislature adopted an increase just under 4percentt.
The requested $2.74 billion--not including anticipated user fees, collected from companies submitting products for FDA review represents an increase just shy of 1%.
Then City Council members push for an increase just to reach the prior year's level.
After accounting for inflation, the typical hourly wage for a worker has increased just $1.23.
The wheelbase has shrunk an inch while the width has increased just a bit.
The error rate in some states, such as Nebraska, increased just a tenth of a percentage point.
That means the frequency of this exceptionally rare event has increased just a bit.
My guess is that its value has increased just a little bit since then.
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