Sentence examples for because of a significant increase from inspiring English sources
The company said performance improved because of a significant increase in profitability at its hotels and resorts division.
The stock rose 107.3 percent, partly because of a significant increase in the company's Hummer and S.U.V. markets, James W. Oberweis said.
The unemployment rate, however, crept up to 9.9 percent, from 9.7 percent in March, mostly because of a significant increase in the number of people who had previously given up deciding to look for work again.
This result reinforces the idea that the changes made produced a benefit because of a significant increase of the students who passed among those who took the exam, especially in the first year of the implementation.
The ACCORD trial was halted because of a significant increase in all-cause mortality (22%) and cardiovascular mortality (35%) in the intensive treatment group.
The trial was discontinued because of a significant increase in breast cancer events (HR 3.3, 95% CI 1.5 7.4) (Holmberg et al 2004).
12 For pharmacotherapy, TCAs are unlikely to benefit children and adolescents with depression, 13 and treatment with SSRIs has been controversial because of evidence of a significant increase in the risk of suicidality compared to a placebo.
The study is important either because it raises the possibility of a significant increase in the scope of prion disease or because it demonstrates that widespread and consistent PrP alterations may not be confined to prion diseases.
Sources close to the Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith suggest he is in favour of a significant increase - partly because, with the chancellor keen to make further welfare savings, the higher the minimum wage then the lower the expenditure on tax credits to top up low incomes.
Our results also suggest that the outer surfaces of the particle were saturated at 3 mg/mL of PLL solution because a significant increase in ζ-potential was not observed at higher concentrations of PLL.
Our findings suggest that rSO2 could become a surrogate marker of systemic oxygenation because a significant increase in rSO2 was observed before ROSC.
