Sentence examples for calculated increase from inspiring English sources

Instead of low-to-no-interest fractional loans to multiple layers of banks putting currency into our economy, citizens would receive a scientifically calculated (increase in new capital formation divided by population) equal credit to invest in dividend-paying corporations every year.

Based on the relationship between the concentrations of 214Pb and 214Bi in the rainwater and the rainfall rate for an individual rainfall event, the increase in the environmental gamma-ray dose rate from 214Pb and 214Bi deposited on the ground was calculated, and the calculated increase agreed well with that observed by the in situ measurement on flat ground.

The calculated increase in the extinction rate should also be compared to another study of thresholds of resilience for the natural world by Swedish scientists, who warned that anything over 10 times the background rate of extinction – 10 species in every million per year – was above the limit that could be tolerated if the world was to be safe for humans, said Stuart.

In addition, as the neighborhood over which the entropy is calculated increases, the spectral entropy decreases, which implies a spatial averaging or coarse graining of the material properties.

Nevertheless, this classification provides a useful link with the numbers of structures calculated, increasing on going from fine-tuning to exploration (illustrated in Fig. 1).

At high latitude and altitude (17 km) calculated increases with respect to cosmic rays are a factor 70 and 500 respectively for 29 September 1989 and 23 February 1956.

The pooled measures we calculated increased the confidence in the estimates compared with any single study.

The calculated increased lactate/glucose ratio [ 3] suggests sustained glycolysis-driven lactate production over time.

In his budget last month, Osborne switched the basis for calculating increases in public sector pensions to cover inflation from the retail prices index (RPI) to the consumer price index (CPI).

The Education Department data cover a smaller time period, reporting tuition from the academic year that began in the fall of 2009, but calculating increases from 2006 to 2008.

The linear approach calculates increasing wetland retention with increasing upstream catchment area and appears to overestimate nitrogen retention in wetlands located more downstream.