Sentence examples for an increase in word from inspiring English sources

Comparing verse and prose an increase in word length is perhaps not surprising since verse (especially in the Tang) tends to be more concise.

They're finally starting to shed some weight, though, so the company can expect to see sales spikes in the low teens thanks to an increase in word of mouth endorsements between me and anyone asking for "a good, cheap laptop" and then saying that someone in their office just bought a Dell.

(v) Stroop task: both groups showed an increase in word scores, color scores and color-word scores.

IK shows a dramatic reduction in minimal turns as a proportion of turns after therapy (0.21, 0.19 pre-therapy to 0.00 post-therapy) that is a change in the predicted direction, but also an increase in word errors per turn (0.73, 0.75 pre-therapy to 1.24 post-therapy), contrary to the change predicted.

They found, among other things, that Mr. Giuliani's language became simpler, more straightforward, more personal and more cognitively complex -- as evidenced by an increase in words reflecting insight and self-reflection -- during the two most stressful periods of his mayoral career.

Their song-lyrics analysis shows a decline in words related to social connections and positive emotions (like "love" or "sweet") and an increase in words related to anger and antisocial behavior (like "hate" or "kill").

The researchers also reported a decline in words related to social connection and positive emotion, and an increase in words related to anger and antisocial behavior, such as hate or kill.

There has been an increase in students' word attack, comprehension and text recognition skills.

With greater facility in accessing nouns, we also predicted an increase in content words and, more specifically, nouns per substantive turn (i.e. in turns containing a content word) and in nouns produced overall.

To answer the question if there was an increase in compound words we need to compare medieval Tang/Song/Yuan prose with Early Mandarin prose.

Subjects showed a 19 percent increase in immediate word recall (a test of memory), a 37 percent increase in delayed story recall (a comprehension test) and a 12 percent increase in word fluency (a measure of creativity).