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Discover LudwigThe phrase "be increased twice" is not correct in standard English usage
It is unclear and may cause confusion regarding the intended meaning. Example: "The budget should be increased twice to meet the new requirements."
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For example, working hours may be increased twice over using provisions for 'standard overtime' and 'flexible working time', with the agreement of the worker.
The results showed that the catalytic activity could be increased twice and the polymer production could be reduced efficiently through hydrogen addition.
The city's monthly dental subsidy of $74.16 will be increased twice — 2.5% this year and 2.6% next year.
In order to observe the formation of the GIC-PAPEO22/PAH160, the aperture of the detector had to be increased twice to strengthen the weak scattering signal.
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In China rates are reported to be increasing twice as much in rural areas compared to urban areas [ 7, 8].
However, as Phillips notes, a precedent has been set – since the 2012 election, the debt limit has been increased twice and each time Republicans have failed to attach substantial policy provisions to the increases.
The total fatigue lives of the specimens with annealing were increased twice as that without annealing.
For better visibility, neuron potential is increased twice for one TU after spiking.
At the early stage of infection, 14 amino acids metabolism were up-regulated, and glycine still increased at later stage of infection and the concentration was increased twice.
As the Wall Street Journal notes, the size of the convertible note offering was increased twice to $600 million, a figure that could rise to $660 million if "underwriters purchase additional shares".
Furthermore, if is increased twice and becomes equal to 256 (the length of the vectors is equal to, then the false rejection and the false acceptance rates are not greater than.
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