Sentence examples for calculations increased from inspiring English sources

Given this history, and the fact that recent years have seen a huge flood of speculative money entering the commodity markets — assets in commodity indexes, by some calculations, increased twentyfold between 2003 and the spring of this year — it's not unreasonable to wonder if there might be something nefarious behind the sharp run-up in oil prices.

Results showed that mental calculations increased the average reaction time for each age group.

Mental calculations increased differences among age groups and individuals, and increased differences in respective drivers' individual performance.

Density functional theory (DFT) calculations increased our understanding of how H+ facilitates the formation of the hierarchical microsphere superstructure which is beneficial to achieve a good rate capability.

In the last decades, high-precision NN and nucleon-deuteron (Nd) elastic scattering and state-of-the-art few-body calculations increased our knowledge on two- and three-nucleon potentials significantly.

Conversely, in the pairwise data sets with lower correlation coefficients (5A/5AsRNA, 5A/7i and 5A/9i), the ranked correlation calculations increased the correlation values by 0.021 0.098.

By their calculations, increasing public investments in education have more than offset the increased tax burden of support for the elderly.

These iterative calculations increase demand for design and analysis software.

Finally, the studies did not base their sample sizes on power calculations, increasing the risk of a type II statistical error due to an insufficient sample size [25].

Larger databases increase the chances of generating hits or leads, but the computational time needed for the calculations increases not only with the size of the database but also with the accuracy of the VS methods and the model.

Each gene except the basal-most has a single input to ease computational requirements (the number of calculations increases according to <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0014645.e001.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> with k inputs [27]), but may have one or more outputs (i.e., may be pleiotropic).