Sentence examples for by a general increase from inspiring English sources

Many fergusonite crystals display growth zoning, characterized by a general increase towards the rim in the contents of Y and rare earth elements at the expense of U and Th.

Oil production has been deliberately reduced day by day, and it has resulted in serious oil crisis accompanied by a general increase in the oil price.

Exposure of gold nanoparticles from 100 to 400 ppm decreases plant growth and was attributed to increase in free radical stress, supported by a general increase in antioxidative enzymes such as ascorbate peroxidase, catalase, guaiacol peroxidase and glutathione reductase.

Interestingly, the usage of laying hen hybrids in poultry industry since the 1950s is paralleled by a general increase in the prevalence of food allergy [23].

This is not the case of Spanish imperial eagles for which the reduction in electrocution fatalities has been accompanied by a general increase in the population, and demonstrates that at least some large scale conservation problems can be resolved.

Only the main effect of saccade number was marginally significant, F 1, 5) = 5.08, p = .07, caused by a general increase in accumulation rate for the third saccades.

Advisor SB1 reported that some of her clients felt disheartened by the '10,000 steps a day' message and addressed this despondency by promoting a general increase in step count instead.

The importance of the size and morphology of nanoscale features has also been addressed by other works, which confirmed the trend reported by Bakker, showing a general increase in the number of adherent bacteria with increasing surface nanoroughness[11, 12].

We attribute much of this decline to the ramping up of shareholder engagement efforts by companies and a general increase in awareness among compensation committees of the impact of ISS' and Glass Lewis' recommendations and the process involved in making them.

Evaluation of exacerbations by complexity group demonstrates a general increase in the percentage of patients experiencing total exacerbations and hospitalized exacerbations with increasing disease complexity in both age cohorts.

The need for a programme that targeted women was made clear by the observations of a general increase in alcohol consumption among women and the poorer treatment results and higher mortality among women alcoholics coming for treatment compared with that of men found in earlier studies (Dahlgren, 1979).