Sentence examples for a very low increase from inspiring English sources

Since the census in 1948 until the 1971 the population of hypsometric zones >750 m has marked a very low increase while after the 1971 census and especially after the 1981 census population decreased drastically.

The mutants showed either non-detectable (FtsZ4) or a very low increase (FtsZ8, FtsZ38) in the amount of light scattered upon the addition of GTP (Fig 2B ., even though FtsZ8 was found to polymerize efficiently by sedimentation (Fig. 2A).

As L. rhamnosus Lcr35 induced only a very low increase in IL-10 and only at high concentrations, and as it did not modulate the gene expression of TGFβ and of the enzymes allowing retinoic acid synthesis, it is very unlikely that it induced Tregs.

However, this resulted only in a very low increase in performance (see Methods and Additional file 1: Figure S2).

On the other hand, the other four strains produced a very low increase in seed germinability (<10%) that could be possibly attributed to the formation of phenoxy radicals and/or quinonoids that are more toxic than the initial phenolic compounds [ 53, 54].

On the other hand, the system added with NS-8GE and SS-8GE showed very low increase in PV throughout the incubation of 48 h.

The GPs assigned a diagnosis due to very low increases in certain values (e.g. renal insufficiency by slightly increased creatinine values) in order to monitor these but did not always tell the patient about the diagnosis.

I don't think MPs should be getting a 10% pay rise when nurses and teachers are facing either pay freezes or very low increases and people in the private sector are facing similar circumstances.

Miliband said: "I don't think MPs should be getting a 10% pay rise when nurses and teachers are facing either pay freezes or very low increases and people in the private sector are facing similar circumstances.

"I don't think MPs should be getting a 10% pay rise when nurses and teachers are facing either pay freezes or very low increases and people in the private sector are facing similar circumstances," he said.

For instance, although the number of cases defined as complex due to the weight of the patient being very low increased from 8.1% of the total to 10.4%, that might have been due to advances in keeping premature babies alive, he said.