Sentence examples for because of large increase from inspiring English sources
Because of large increase in water relative permeability, increasing fluid production alone could not effectively increase oil production.
It is showed that for complex faulted oilfield at super-high water cut, only increasing fluid production could not effectively increase oil production because of large increase in water relative permeability.
Yet those worries seemed to be undercut by the reported global yield of marine fisheries, which continued to rise through the 1990's, particularly because of large increases reported by China.
Because of the large increase of ACC in the B6 HFD hearts compared to the B6 CD hearts (p = 0.013), we can also reason that the B6 HFD hearts are saturated with free fatty acids and have therefore decreased their fatty acid imports.
Manufacturing did fall by 15,000, but that was largely because of a large increase in July as auto makers skipped the usual seasonal layoffs for retooling.
This observation shows that after a short diclofenac treatment, the total arginase activity in peritoneal cells (mostly macrophages) is extremely high, both because of the large increase in a specific activity of this enzyme and because of the increase in the number of activated cells.
Because of a large increase in movement of population and consequently a significant increase in air traffic, next generation ATC systems are suggested to improve efficiency by not compromising at existing safety standards (Erzberger 2006).
Because of the large increase in glutamate sensitivity and a demonstrated lack of coupling between the T6′S mutation and the ligand binding site, we concluded that incorporation of T6′S as a background mutation is appropriate for measuring large loss-of-function mutations in the GluClβ receptor.
Theoretically the shape of the incidence curve does not need to be defined though in practice this might be difficult to implement because of the large increase in parameter space needed to describe the numerous putative incidences.
A handful of proteins (albumin, A1AT, and IgA/G/M) were also found to shift from fast exchange to slow exchange because of the large increase in these proteins' concentrations.
