Sentence examples for continual increases from inspiring English sources

In April this year, the mining industry began another advertising campaign in national newspapers, claiming the minerals and resources sector had paid its fair share of tax and was not a "bottomless pit" for continual increases.

With continual increases in computer power and improvements in molecular simulations, in silico methods may provide viable alternatives.

Continual increases of multifaceted IoT devices in healthcare is beset by challenges, such as powering IoT terminal nodes used for health monitoring, data processing, smart decisions, and event management.

This conjecture is intuitive in the case of axonal myelination if one considers that in order for the central system to compensate for continual increases in the total diameter of one axon, then the number and/or size and/or myelin thickness of the axons in the same wiring space will have to be reduced.

Thus genetic research that enables continual increases in levels of provitamin A is needed.

We found that the first split often closely approximated the true model, but due to continual increases in the BIC score, many more splits were accepted.

The continual increase in NP cluster size within cells with increased exposure time seen in cellular TEM images suggests that intracellular agglomeration of NPs contributes to the measured spectral shifts.

"My feeling," says Ward, "is there is a general and continual increase in the way sex is presented as something continually available; it's a commodity now, with lads mags, you see it more in films and so on.

They did not however model whether variance changes continually with individual age, which would allow us to assess whether a continual increase or the U-shaped pattern exists as found in the above studies.

Its self-correction, its continual increase in breadth and accuracy, give naturalists confidence in the resources they borrow from physics, chemistry and biology.

Its self-correction and its continual increase in breadth and accuracy give naturalists confidence in the resources they borrow from physics, chemistry and biology.