Sentence examples for be thought to increase from inspiring English sources
In a similar vein it has been argued that prolonged job searches may indeed be thought to increase job quality in more liberal labour markets compared to rigid labour markets with strict employment protection legislation (EPL) (see Schmelzer [2012]).
The HTA monograph series is entirely open access, which might be thought to increase numbers of citations.
Although high heeled shoes might be thought to increase the risk of lower limb OA [ 9], epidemiological studies of footwear and OA risk are rarely reported.
Extracts of strains carrying mutations that could be thought to increase cellular NADH levels, FTGH2, FTJWDC3, JWGH1, DG2, FTDPH10, and DG1, gave even higher specific SH hydrogenase levels, varying from 3.5 ± 0.1 μmol NADH /min /mg protein to 7.1 ± 0.31 μmol NADH /min /mg protein.
This is particularly interesting because one of the more notable features of the 'ambush predator' body shape is the lengthening of the skull via an elongated rostrum, which might be thought to increase the fineness ratio without involving any change to the axial skeleton.
Electricity price variability, which is thought to increase with increased penetration of renewables, does not strongly impact system design and profitability.
"Up until five years ago, leakage was thought to increase with each generation," he said.
