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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all increases with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship where one variable consistently rises alongside another.
Example: "In this study, we found that all increases with temperature lead to a higher rate of reaction."
Alternatives: "all rises with" or "all grows with".
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The prevalence of Ph-like ALL increases with age, ranging from 10-15% of children to over 25% of young adults with ALL.
8 In addition, the risk of most diseases, including type 2 diabetes, 9 pulmonary diseases, 10 cardiovascular diseases, 11 cancer, 12 and mental disorders such as depression and dementia, 13 all increases with age.
For the electrolyte concentration, the maximum power density and STH and FF all increases with increasing the electrolyte concentration.
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The incidence of all sub-types, except ALL, increased with increasing age at diagnosis (p for trend < 0.001).
These findings therefore prove that the malignancy of B-ALL increases with the age of the leukemic-cell-of-origin (i.e., with the age of the normal progenitors from which the disease arises).
The values of stiffness and nominal stress at a given elongation all increase with increased strain rate.
The Dow, NASDAQ and the S&P all increase with increased corporate activity.
Research and development of shale oil, geothermal, nuclear and solar energy were all increased with federal support.
Food generalists, ground gleaners, and avian nest predators all increased with increasing residential development.
The stiffness, the failure load and the absorbed energy all increase with increasing loading rate.
The RMS roughness, the lateral size and the grain size all increased with increasing film thickness.
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