Sentence examples for constitute an increase from inspiring English sources

However, since its volume is calculated in reference to standard conditions of temperature and pressure, this expansion does not constitute an increase in the amount of gas produced.

That would be a record for Dell, and constitute an increase of 19percentt from the quarter in the previous year, with earnings per share of 20 to 21 cents.

"It's very unlikely that we will raise the overall income tax rate," he said, though he was unclear about whether he thought that delaying or canceling some of the scheduled rate reductions would constitute an increase.

We hypothesize that parkinsonism-associated electrophysiological changes constitute an increase in neuronal firing pattern disorder and a concomitant decrease in information transmission through the ventral basal ganglia, and that effective DBS alleviates symptoms by decreasing neuronal disorder while simultaneously increasing information transfer through the same regions.

Broad-acre subdivisions constitute an increasing form of residential development known as exurbia.

Understanding the structure and diversity of secondary tropical forests is important as they constitute an increasing proportion of tropical landscapes.

Employment-discrimination cases constitute an increasing fraction of the federal civil docket, now reigning as the largest single category of cases at nearly 10percentt.

Protein side-chain mutation is fundamental both to natural evolutionary processes and to the engineering of protein therapeutics, which constitute an increasing fraction of important medications.

However, some toxic compounds formed during frying of potatoes such as furan and acrylamide may constitute an increased cancer risk for consumers.

As people older than 65 came to constitute an increasing proportion of the population in developed nations in the 20th century, it became apparent that specialized physicians dedicated to treating the diseases associated with old age were needed; this need was recognized by the British government after World War II, resulting in improved training in geriatric medicine in that country.

Still, gender roles are changing and women's earnings now constitute an increasing share of the household budget (Raley et al. 2006).