Sentence examples for believed increase from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the believed increase in heterochromatin in senescence-associated heterochromatic foci formation, they describe a loss of local interactions in heterochromatic regions.

PI status and the expanded online listings of contributors' names could, as some believe, increase the stature and independence of many young scientists.

Such a move would, I believe, increase the authority and legitimacy of the university and its religious edicts.

We believe increasing the productive potential of the economy is more important to our economic success than simply boosting consumption.

Voters who believe increased ethnic and religious diversity has benefited Britain were 29% more likely to have been pro-EU.

He believes increasing the production of still wines would encourage smaller producers in a land of vast production.

Meanwhile, conservatives believe increasing government involvement in the health-care system leads to cost controls and reduced innovation.

Most believe increased international travel is at least partly responsible, but others theorize that increasingly warm global temperatures resulting from climate change could play a role.

Still, despite what the pro- business right would have you believe, increasing the minimum wage is a sensible thing to do.

And we believe increased use will drive down HIV and STD rates".

But Mr Musk believes increased production can only be a plus.