Sentence examples for available increases in from inspiring English sources

When most families were restricted to one child, having a girl became highly undesirable, resulting in a rise in abortions of female fetuses (made possible after ultrasound sex determination became available), increases in the number of female children who were placed in orphanages or were abandoned, and even infanticide of baby girls.

There is a paucity of sufficiently long time series of high-quality cancer data in many developing areas at the present time, but nonetheless, where they are available, increases in breast cancer incidence and mortality are seen, an observation often more apparent within recent birth cohorts [ 45], and a probable consequence of the adoption of western lifestyles [ 46].

In most of the 94 countries with available data, increases in overall school attendance have been accompanied by shrinking gaps in attendance between children from the wealthiest and poorest households.

Yet the share of those expecting more jobs to become available increased to 16percentt from 15percentt in July.

Between 1994 and 2000, the period for which data are available, the increase in immigration was offset by the fact that immigrants' poverty rates fell much faster than those of natives.

The highest percentage of total phosphorus and available were increased in the compost of BRS (76.0 %) and IS (66.3 %), respectively.

Even though there are more academic positions available, the increase in the number of foreign nationals recruited for these positions limits the number of positions that remain open for U.S. citizens at Ph.D.-granting institutions.

One physician with the most experience using scribes had a template with 28 patient slots available (27% increase in patient slots).

"Increases in available oil resources are nothing new.

The three with increases in available seats were Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (up 16percentt); Kennedy International in New York (up 7percentt); and McCarran International in Las Vegas (up 1percentt).

Despite these increases in available data, very little is known about reproduction and dispersal of siboglinids in an evolutionary context.