The phrase "an increase in split" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a rise in division or separation, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The report indicated an increase in split among the team members regarding project decisions."
Alternatives: "a rise in division" or "an uptick in separation".
As Mr. Clinton, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Bush started their careers in the 1970s, an increase in split-ticket voting appeared to signal the decline of partisanship and the rise of the political independents.
Upon cooling below room temperature, an increase in splitting of the two WAXS reflections is observed, which indicates a further change in chain packing.
While both are likely to cause a sharp increase in split ends, straighteners are a shortcut to the tresses our Sixties sisters only achieved with the help of an iron.
The addition of 1 μM PGE2 to WntA-treated cells produced a significant increase in split percentage to 14.7% (p < 0.001, Figure 4C) as compared to WntA only treatment.
In our study, we detected an increase in intact and split proinsulin in RA patients with respect to healthy controls, a difference that was not corticoid mediated.
But in the case of goods that change in quality every year, it is much harder to split an increase in nominal ouput or spending between a change in volume and a change in price.
Validation studies using immunohistochemistry and electron microscopy were carried out showing an increase in post-synaptic neurons with split post-synaptic densities, which may explain why antidepressants take weeks to months before their therapeutic effects are realized [ 22].
Age-related changes included decrease of run-wheel activity, decrease in circadian rhythm amplitude, increase in proportion of light activity, and increase in split activity rhythms.
The split caused an increase in violence as the various Hòa Hảo factions engaged in conflicts among themselves.
