Sentence examples for asserted increase from inspiring English sources

As will be discussed below, however, even though the apical endpoints are quantal, their asserted increase in frequency of appearance at very low doses depends on arguments about how those doses quantitatively perturb underlying continuous physiological states, and further, how such small perturbations of underlying continuous variables lead to generation of the quantal apical toxicity of concern.

He wrote more than half of the album's material while asserting increasing control over the recording of his compositions.

Such a theoretical explanation is asserted to increase understanding of how the physical environment influences employee attitudes.

However, it cannot be asserted that increased C-section rates are due to a real increase in obstetric complications, as there may be other secondary factors influencing this outcome, which are related to the attitudes of clinicians and women themselves [ 31- 33].

Repeal, they assert, would increase economic growth by rewarding those who build great fortunes and creating incentives for them to invest more.

But the sons and daughters were to be chaste, and the old prohibitions were to be asserted with increasing stridency.

But it had been found that those unlimited powers were often abused and that Senate control could not easily be asserted at increasing distances from Rome.

At the time, we asserted that increasing drought frequency would greatly affect the forest.

Rogoff asserted that increasing demand through government spending led to inflation rising, "often uncontrollably".

Clinton supporters have asserted with increased vehemence that she has been held to a higher standard than Trump, who routinely dissembles about his positions and has been considerably less than transparent — refusing, for instance, to release his tax returns as presidential nominees have routinely done.

Simply asserting "we increase yield" or "we are on a million acres" isn't enough.