The phrase "and the relevant increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific increase that is pertinent to the context or subject being addressed.
Example: "The report highlights the sales figures for the last quarter, and the relevant increase in revenue is particularly noteworthy."
Alternatives: "and the associated growth" or "and the pertinent rise".
But the some 5 to 7%% higher per unit of electricity produced, not the 50% and more per tonne material used, is the relevant increase to look at.
According to FAO and Fishstat reports, most of the relevant increases of production have been concentrated in R. philippinarum and R. decussatus, both of which have been severely affected by perkinsosis during the last years.
Moreover, it has to be emphasized that alcohol taken outside the meals can cause hypoglycemia crisis and a relevant increase of a host of health problems [ 38, 39].
Pemetrexed maintenance therapy resulted in a statistically significant and clinically relevant increase in OS and PFS in the overall and nonsquamous populations [ 33].
However, the statistically relevant increase in the range of motion of 2%% plays a minor role in sports practice.
Results are summarized in Table 1 and demonstrate a relevant increase in the required sample size with increasing inter-patient heterogeneity.
Thus, under the strategic delegation, the reversible sunk costs become relevant costs in the ex post negotiation and the relevant investment costs increase transaction price in the negotiation.
TOF provided the highest SUVmax increase in low-contrast lesions while - vice versa - PSF showed the most relevant increase in high-contrast lesions.
Postprocedural reinfarction was diagnosed if patients had signs of recurrent ischemia and an additional relevant increase of cardiac biomarkers.
Not having sufficient information about the project or not finding the project relevant increased the OR for non-consenting to 1.80 (CI: 1.02-3.17) and 8.44 (CI: 4.23-16.86), respectively.
