Sentence examples for consumption an increase from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, in comparison with the targets set by MNOs to reduce, and in some cases even half, their consumption, an increase by a factor of 3 does not help meeting these objectives.

Results demonstrate that the current dependence on fossil fuel is unfeasible in the long run, as it results in 14% higher NRE consumption, an increase of 32% on GHG emissions, 29% on TAP and 34% on PMF, and 9% higher cost than the baseline scenario under pre-Fukushima conditions.

More conservation funding is correlated with lower per capita land consumption, an increase in the proportion of houses in dense neighborhoods, and a slight increase in land inequality.

In rat cerebral cortex, a 1°C rise in temperature results in a 5 6% increase in oxygen consumption, an increase in the tissue to serum glucose ratio, and an increase in intracellular glucose 6 phosphate [39].

Implementation of smoke-free environments including smoke-free workplaces has been associated with a reduction in tobacco consumption, an increase in smoking cessation, and consequently a reduction in hospital admissions due to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases [ 11– 11].

In order to deal with rapid growth in residential electricity consumption, an increasing block pricing policy was introduced for residential electricity consumers in China on July 1st , 2012

Finnish national registers of medicine consumption show an increase in systemic antihistamine consumption over recent years [ 39].

Leptin injections evoke weight loss by causing a reduction in food consumption and an increase in energy expenditure.

"We have an external blow from the intifada, causing a reduction in economic activity, a loss of production, a decrease in investments, a drop in private consumption and an increase in unemployment".

Factors such as discounting and how much of a tax is transferred on to consumers undermines the influence on consumption that an increase in price is expected to have.

That implies a rise in American saving, a fall in American consumption and an increase in exports, helped by a cheaper dollar.