Sentence examples for a notable increase over from inspiring English sources

A notable increase (over a factor of ten) of the dielectric constant has been found in BaTiO3/graphene composites by introducing very small amounts of graphene.

That's a notable increase over it predecessor, but from the time I got to play around with the thing, well, you're certainly getting what you pay for here.

This is a notable increase over earlier estimates of the number of genes expressed in the retina, which suggested that 26,355 transcripts were expressed in this tissue [ 32].

At the University of California, Berkeley, applications are up nearly 17 percent over a year ago — a "notable increase" that was mirrored at other campuses in the U.C. system, says Janet Gilmore, a Berkeley spokeswoman.

The prevalence of IPF in this claims database increased with age, with a notable increase in those over 65 years.

There is a notable increase in promiscuity from bioactive compounds over drug candidates to approved drugs.

Additionally, the hydroxyl group induced inter- and intramolecular hydrogen bonding in EC-HEC (≈10 times more than the individual polymers)) which may influence the hydration process of the EC polymer matrix causing a "notable increase in the amount of drug released over a given period" as explained earlier in the paper.

In Arizona, officials say eviction cases have tripled in the last year, contract disputes are up 77percentt over the last two years, and there is a notable increase in cases seeking to commit people for mental health treatment because of stress-related conditions.

Over the last decade there has been a notable increase in neuroimaging studies that have investigated the impact of PUFA intake and/or blood levels (i.e., biostatus) on brain structure, function, and pathology in human subjects.

Although students are less likely to formally identify with a religion over the course of their studies, there has been a notable increase of students who participate in voluntary religious activities since the 1990s.

The Census Bureau found a notable increase in insurance coverage among poor children 12 to 17 years old.