Sentence examples for and the resulting increase from inspiring English sources

Theory predicts that increased frequency of multi-clone infections, and the resulting increase in intraspecific competition, can select for greater parasite reproductive effort [e.g., [ 61- 63]].

The world economy has changed considerably in the past decade, particularly as a result of the global financial crisis, and the resulting increase in government debt.

First, it has a fixed roof rather than a retractable hardtop, and the resulting increase in rigidity both improves the car's handling and reduces its vibration.

In a recent interview, Mr. Burns reached for a piece of paper to draw a graph that depicted the rise in gasoline use on one axis and the resulting increase in carbon dioxide emissions on the other.

The initial movement for resale price maintenance in the 1880s reflected the success of brand promotion and the resulting increase in competition among retailers.

"An inventory swing is pushing up orders for materials and the resulting increase in production activity is having a positive impact on business equipment spending".

More money — and the resulting increase in the number and effectiveness of guards — is crucial to the survival of many species targeted by poachers.

The agency said it would factor in changes in land use, so that if more American-grown corn were used for ethanol, and as a result a farmer anywhere cut down trees to raise crops, the loss of that forestland, and the resulting increase in carbon dioxide, would count in ethanol's "carbon footprint".

Moody's cited the increasing likelihood that Greece — to which Cypriot banks are heavily exposed — would leave the euro group, "and the resulting increase in the likely amount of support that the government may have to extend" to the banks.

Industry analysts and executives say the rapid improvements in Ethernet -- and the resulting increase in bandwidth, or transmission speeds, of fiber optic networks -- could bring a frenzied pace of change to the telecommunications world similar to the microprocessor chip's revolutionary impact on the computer industry in the 1980's.

Instead, the higher demand resulting from the increase in the deficit bolsters employment and output directly, and the resulting increase in income and economic activity in turn encourages or "crowds in" additional private spending.