The phrase "and increasing later" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will grow or become more significant at a later time.
Example: "The demand for electric vehicles is expected to rise steadily this year, and increasing later as more consumers become environmentally conscious."
Alternatives: "and growing subsequently" or "and escalating afterwards".
During the period of periodical ground pressure, the spalling depth presented a trend of decrease early on, and increasing later with the increase of face advance speed.
a Relationship between average rib spalling depth and face advance rate, b relationship between rib spalling length and face advance rate, c relationship between rib spalling ratio and face advance rate During the period of periodical ground pressure, the spalling depth presented a trend of decrease early on, and increasing later with the increase of face advance speed.
The reason for these effects of verbal worry – decreasing the ability to direct attention elsewhere and increasing later intrusions – is not entirely clear.
One animal study suggests that the obesogenic effect of BPA may by modified by the availability of methyl donors (e.g., folate) for DNA methylation, thus permanently altering the programming of adipogenesis, appetite, or energy metabolism, and increasing later-life obesity risk (Dolinoy et al. 2007).
Floral composition and leaf shape and size suggest that climate warmed by approximately 5 degrees C during the PETM and that precipitation was low early in the event and increased later.
Univariable longitudinal analysis revealed that LDL cholesterol, NHDL-C, and total cholesterol levels were significantly lower at V1 than at V0 and increased later on during gestation.
As a result, particularly the fractional anisotropy value (FA) value of DTI reduced at first and increased later both in the centre and at the edge of the ischemic lesions in acupuncture group.
Engblom et al. [ 2] have found that the risk of culling was relatively low for parities 2 to 7, while in our study, risks of culling were similar throughout the first parities and increased later in life.
One option, he suggested, would be a carbon price that was both delayed until future years and initially low, increasing later.
In our study population dust concentrations of BBzP and DEP decreased with increasing (later) dates of collection (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
