Sentence examples for advances increased from inspiring English sources
The culprit here is price declines brought on by technological advances, increased competition and a desire to capture more of the market.
Over the course of the twentieth century, the role of medical advances increased in importance and gave place to the third phase in mortality reduction, which dates from the 1930s to the present.
These advances increased understanding of the biological role of each somatostatin receptor subtype, their distribution in NETs, as well as agonist-specific regulation of receptor signaling, internalization, and phosphorylation, particularly for the sst2 receptor subtype, which is the primary target of current somatostatin analog therapy for NETs.
Recent advances increased the resolution possible with light microscopy.
As technological advances increased, Benson was able to study other physiological effects, as well as biochemical and genomic activity changes [ 10, 19– 24].
In order to control and manage TB cases more efficiently, simplify bureaucratic procedure and prevent duplication of tasks of first-line healthcare workers, the national TB database was established in Taiwan in 1994, and was transferred to a computer-based system in 1996; owing to technological advances, increased internet access and data control, it has been widely used since 2002.
Authors with a record of hits saw sales and advances increase faster than those with steady but modest sales.
The look and style of film art is constantly changing as technological advances increase the mobility of the camera and consequently the flexibility of the spectator's viewpoint.
That process yielded key advances, increasing our ability to feed more people: improved fertilizers, artificial irrigation, harvest mechanization, and hybridization.
Reaction advances increases with three variables analyzed as expected, while paper mechanical properties decrease due to both grafting and secondary reactions (crosslinking and degradation).
It is a gap that gets ever smaller and eventually vanishes as our technological prowess advances, increasing the range of problems that become available to the illumination of scientific enquiry.
