The phrase "an increased change" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change that has become greater in magnitude or frequency, but it is more common to use "an increase in change" instead.
Example: "The project has seen an increased change in its scope over the past few months."
Alternatives: "a greater change" or "an escalation in change".
Results from piezoresistivity experiments confirm that the nanoreinforced mortars exhibit an increased change in resistivity under cyclic compressive loading, which is indicative of the amplified sensitivity of the material in strain sensing.
In contrast, most of the examined genes related to oxidative stress showed an increased change in DMSA-Fe2O3-treated HAECs with the expression of SOD2 (superoxide dismutase 2) and PTGS2 (cyclooxygenase-2, COX-2) elevated to 1.96- and 2.44-fold, respectively.
Studies were classified to have no change, a decreased change, or an increased change.
A positive improvement in reported patient outcomes was an increased change; a negative effect such as a decrease in the number of action plans given after implementation were considered a decreased change.
A positive improvement in reported measure of health care practitioner performance such as guideline compliance or increased charting was considered an increased change in performance; a reported decrease in the measurement was considered a decreased change.
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A psychologist by the name of John M Grohol reported that many of his patients reported that after playing the popular game the noticed an increasing change in both their anxiety and depression levels.
A clear trend can be seen of an increasing change score in accordance with both GPE scores.
A comparison of the shift values between the DNA-A and DNA-B component pairwise distributions (Table 1) shows an increasing shift from the high percentages (90-10090-100% thethe low percentages 24-400%) with an increasing change from 3%to~16%6%.
It would be expected that heterogeneity might give the impression of increased change in a large tumor.
Hence, the introduction of new goods will imply an increase (change) in A t) equal to A ˙ t ; and A t) will depend on both the dynamics of inventions and the dynamics of innovations.
