The phrase "as now increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a change or growth that has occurred recently or is currently being observed.
Example: "The budget for the project has been adjusted, as now increased to accommodate additional resources."
Alternatives: "as currently raised" or "as recently augmented".
Galactosylceramide was now increased as well (Fig. 2K; P < 0.0001) but not as strongly as lactosylceramides which increased above wild-type levels to 2000% of the level seen in controls (Fig. 2L; P < 0.0001).
The percentage of consumers who saw jobs as hard to get now increased to 30.6 from 28, the highest since December.
(17) d I D L C d t = k 15 L P L V L D L C - k 16 H L D L R I D L C - k 17 H S L I D L C (ODE 9 ) (18) d L D L C d t = k 17 H S L I D L C - k 18 L D L C H L D L R s - k 19 L D L C - k 20 L D L C P L D L R s - k 21 ODE 10 As the system had now increased in size significantly, further simulations were completed to establish the steady-state levels of the various species.
As described here, we have now increased the scale of screening using this technique, to 761 genes.
The rate is now increasing almost as quickly as it is in America, although the prevalence of obesity in Britain still lags behind the land of the free and the home of the burger.
If the purpose of targeting the niqab is to protect women, it seems to be backfiring as there are now increasing reports of violence towards niqabi women.
As there is now increasing evidence that IPT works in infants and children through its prophylactic effect [14], [15] any replacement for SP needs to be long acting, the aim in the case of seasonal IPTc being to provide a period of chemoprophylaxis during the time of the year when the risk from malaria is greatest.
Particular attention is given to the detection of surgically resectable disease as there is now increasing evidence that improvements in survival are achieved by aggressive surgical removal of such recurrences.
As he has noted, the number of citizens sullenly suspicious of all change may now increase, as middle-class Greeks see their hard-earned prosperity go up in smoke.On the other hand the country does have a constituency of modernisers: people depressed by interrelated woes, including a malfunctioning justice system, a kleptocratic civil service and impunity for the corrupt.
And the violence is now increasing, as there is an increase in land grabbing, mining and mega-dam-building.
