Sentence examples for cyclical increase from inspiring English sources
Unemployment decreased to some 3.5 million (with a slight cyclical increase of unemployment in the summer).
Our results imply this labor-market induced downskilling reversed much of the cyclical increase in education and experience requirements that occurred during the Great Recession.
In the female, however, there is a rhythmic, or cyclical, increase and decrease of FSH, which is essential for monthly ovulation.
It said there is growing evidence that part of what was originally a cyclical increase in unemployment has become structural and "will thus be more difficult to reverse during the economic recovery".
By the same token, the structural forces holding long-term interest rates down may be with us for some time, even as the cyclical increase in short-term rates subsides.
Our current interpretation is that E not only plays a critically important role in maintaining spine number, but also enables synaptic plasticity through a cyclical increase in small highly plastic spines that may be stabilized in the context of learning.
Throughout the 20th century, population growth in Washington was cyclical, increasing during wartime and economic downturns as people arrived in search of jobs or assistance from the federal government.
The researchers looked at the rhythms of a phenomenon dubbed ENSO (short for the El Niño-Southern Oscillation), which governs cyclical increases and decreases in temperature and precipitation for roughly half the world's population.
It can be defined as cyclical increases and decreases of measured Hb levels in individual patients [ 7].
It can therefore be speculated that up-regulation of pro- (e.g. VCAM-1, ICAM-1, ET-1 and ROS) and anti-atherogenic (e.g. eNOS) genes differ when the pressure stimulus involves chronic elevation compared with the transient, episodic and cyclical increases in blood pressure which occur in response to exercise [ 97, 98].
Turbulence in global financial markets caused by the anticipated end of Fed stimulus policies "could lead to additional, and unhelpful, pro-cyclical increases in borrowing costs within the euro area," the IMF said Thursday.
