The phrase "a much greater increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels of growth or change, emphasizing that the increase is significantly larger than another reference point.
Example: "The new marketing strategy resulted in a much greater increase in sales compared to last year."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger increase" or "a far greater rise".
This is a much greater increase than happens in a business-as-usual simulation, but it would, paradoxically, make for a colder planet.
The magnitude of this increase depended on the identity of the soaking solution: lenses soaked in borate-buffered solutions (BBS, Sensitive Eyes) exhibited a much greater increase in cell attachment upon protein addition than those soaked in PBS.
But using the shadow rate, the Fed has effectively taken that rate from minus 3percentt in mid-2014 up to 2.25percenttodayay, a much greater increase, and one that might now be pressuring the economy.
The model showed a much greater increase in stress due to the development of the gateroad and bleeder entries, with about 80% of the increase associated with development and 20% with longwall extraction.
"We may have only twice as many genes as the worm but get a much greater increase in complexity from more complex interaction between the components," said Dr. Phil Green of the University of Washington, an author of one of the low-ball estimates.
Once again, in the study of Altuğ et al. [16], a much greater increase than in the rest was found.
We detected a rapid and much greater increase in NF-κB p65 activation in NZB/W MCs after LPS stimulation compared with that in the DBA/W MC controls.
The much greater increase in secondary siRNA accumulation caused by the dcl4 mutation in lines carrying both transgenes than in those having the hairpin locus alone suggests that the GUS sense transgene transcript is a much better substrate for RDR6-dependent production of siRNAs than the hairpin transcript.
Much greater increase is found for the wetting angles measured for formamide.
This could explain the small increase in glucose compared with the hydrolysis of starch and the much greater increase in fructose and sucrose.
At low to moderate glucose concentration, the biomass increased marginally with the increase of soy peptone concentration, but at high glucose concentration, increase in soy peptone concentration led to much greater increase of biomass.
