Sentence examples for comparative increase from inspiring English sources

Other genes, such as MMP19, CTH, PDGFRL, C16orf34 and GPR19, showed the greatest comparative increase in expression when comparing MIS to thin PCM lesions.

But that comparative increase is largely a function of the region's real estate market experiencing the effect of the downturn long after the rest of the state had.

During the downturn, there was a comparative increase in these rates in states that were hardest hit by the recession.

A related account models unity in the cognitive state in terms of comparative increase of coherence and elimination of spurious unity such as circularity or redundancy (Schurz 1999).

Furthermore, while the NGOs and public providers have a comparative increase in workload, they report working in unhealthy and unsafe environments.

The comparative increase of systolic BP in the intervention group was against our expectations.

As society has changed, post-secondary education has become available not only to the social elite, but to the masses [17, 36, 38], and increasing enrollments in undergraduate mathematics courses would suggest comparative increases in the numbers of students majoring in mathematics, but this is not the case.

The temporal trends of crash data from 1980 to 2004 reveal that lowering of crash rates is not occurring at a uniform rate throughout the day, with comparative increases in crash rates occurring during morning rush hour, and during the 'school run'.

For example, the recent report of the Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey NHS Information Centree, 2007) reported comparative increases in alcohol dependence in young women relative to men aged 16 24.

Bogaerts et al found comparative increases in leg extension strength and power between a mixed exercise program and WBV training for the upper and lower body muscles.

This replacement might be due to increased comparative fitness of T during control measures (i.e., some form of competitive replacement), or it could be that S is simply disproportionately affected by interventions with T, feeding in cattle sheds, unaffected by IRS and LLINs, and remaining at similar absolute levels but showing a relative increase.