Sentence examples for a manifold increase from inspiring English sources

There has been "a manifold increase" in the incidence of oral submucous fibrosis, said Dr. Prakash C. Gupta, an epidemiologist and tobacco researcher.

However, we are asking for a manifold increase in White Lies about how we are brilliant geniuses and the like, and a corresponding decrease in Brown Lies, about what might happen in the future.

There has been a manifold increase in the amount of experimental data because of the burgeoning progress in high-throughput instrumentation and techniques.

Surprisingly, while the methods used in analytical toxicology resulted in a manifold increase in sensitivity and specificity allowing to screen hundreds of substances in 10 microliter of whole blood, the added value of analytical toxicology is fairly low as shown by evidencing the SID in only 33%% of the occurrences.

With increasing population and economic development, the agricultural, energy and industrial sectors of the world's economy have expanded, resulting in a manifold increase in demand for water.

These pathways originate at the shear stressed endothelium which attracts bone marrow derived cells that produce GFs in response to NO and VEGF and lead to powerful remodeling mainly of the smooth muscle layer of the media resulting in a manifold increase of the arteriolar diameter able to deliver bulk flow to jeopardized tissue.

We present in this paper our efforts in this direction by simulating the distribution of fluids by analytical approach utilizing flow channeling model of a manifold to increase the power output of the fuel cell stack.

A low C N ratio during the initial decomposition phase causes manifold increase in the decomposition rate (Eiland et al. 2001; Golueke 1992).

To optimize this further, bats should fly in a fanned out formation allowing them to cover a maximum area via eavesdropping and make use of the manifold increase of indirect prey detection, however, this remains to be experimentally verified.

During the initial decomposition phase, low C N ratio causes manifold increase in the decomposition rate (Golueke 1992).

Such manifold increase in luminescence may be explained by the principles of plasmon coupling, directional emission led high collection efficiency, Rayleigh scattering and related opto-electronic events.