"a more significant increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increase in quantity, level, or intensity that is larger or more important compared to previous increases. Example: "In the past year, there has been a 10% increase in sales, but this quarter we saw a more significant increase of 25%."
A more significant increase can be expected if it is cold enough to cause shivering, which warms the body through quick involuntary contractions and relaxations of muscles.
Results: Volume produced a more significant increase in SVC flow than dopamine (+43%).
If inventories were included, it would show a more significant increase.
The plot clearly shows a more significant increase in IE% with time in HCl solution compared to the H2SO4 solution.
However, 200 1-h cycles at 1100 °C resulted in a more significant increase in surface roughness.
The fresh weight of total roots in tetraploid rice showed a more significant increase than in diploid rice under salt conditions.
Hence, the enhanced NAA is preferentially taken up into astrocytes and finally excreted to the circulation [23], whereas in other diseases, such as in acute phase of ischemic stroke, a more significant increase of NAA levels was reported, in particular, in the first 2 days after ischemic damage [9].
At 500 °C, there was still an increase in trapping performance with longer regeneration time, but a more significant increased NOX release coincident with a small increase in the trapping performance resulted in an overall decrease in NOX conversion with increasing regeneration time.
Nagafuchi et al. (2015) claimed that the TYK2 promoter variant was associated with a more significant increased T1D risk in individuals with flu-like syndrome and in anti-GAD antibody-negative patients, but not in those with positive anti-GAD antibody.
But this is a much more significant increase than in the last few years".
As in the South- and North-facing slopes, the δ66Zn in peat bog larch needles slightly increased from June (−0.21 ± 0.10‰) to August (−0.15 ± 0.05‰); a much more significant increase occurred in September (+0.13 ± 0.09‰).
