Sentence examples for as further increase from inspiring English sources

These results refer only to experiments with the maximum number of inactives equal to 2000, as further increase of the negative training size did not significantly change the evaluating parameters values (see Additional file 2: Figure S2, Additional file 3: Table S1, Additional file 4: Table S2).

Today, head of the Greek central bank George Provopoulos tried to calm markets by saying spending cuts to achieve "ambitious fiscal targets" was the best option as further increases in tax rates would hurt economic activity which was already slumping.

Small overall tax rises resulting mainly from the reform of capital gains tax for private equity companies and the rules about non-domiciled taxpayers, as well as further increases in air passenger duty, will bring in a net £1.2bn in 2009/10 and £1.4bn the following year.

The emission intensities overall first obviously increase as increasing Sm content to 0.5 at.% and then decrease as further increasing Sm content.

Automation systems allowing large-scale testing, as well as further increases in clinical performance, are the main needs in the further improvement of HPV tests.

CPI inflation is now expected by many investors and economists to creep up further next year as further increases in electricity and gas prices take effect.

This perceived compensatory mechanism for facilitating sleep may actually be exacerbating sleep loss, as well as further increasing health and safety risk.

Jevons argued that this view was incorrect, as further increases in efficiency would tend to increase the use of coal.

Non-contrast T1 values are increased in patients with severe AS and further increase in symptomatic compared with asymptomatic patients.

It also recently announced that all 4G Verizon Android phones will be bundled with Ustream as well, further increasing potential for mobile distribution which grew 77% from January to February.

The Treasury is understood to have blocked plans for a levy last year amid fears that it would be seen as a further increase in the cost of living.