"endlessly increasing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is constantly or continuously growing or getting larger without stopping. Example: The demand for organic food has been endlessly increasing in recent years as more people become health-conscious.
In recent years, at least a few manufacturers have picked up on the idea that endlessly increasing consumers' options is not always an effective strategy.
If your experience with housing markets is fairly shallow and primarily involves markets with endlessly increasing prices, then it's more difficult to imagine that in fact prices revert to trend eventually.And in any significant bubble, a cottage industry of economists and pundits springs up to explain why this time is different and increases are sustainable.
But rather than reducing reporting requirements, government regulations seem to endlessly increase at universities, and upward spiraling costs is one consequence.
As for construction of microbial cell factory, improving and optimizing expression levels of the enzymes in the metabolic pathway was always an important strategy; however, concentrations of specific enzymes could not be endlessly increased.
However, expression strengths of the catalytic components could not be endlessly increased due to the limitation of genetic manipulation tools and the requirements of the host cells for maintaining basic homeostasis.
For example: endlessly readmitting the same patient in the same hospital continuously increased the denominator (predicted death) of the calculated HSMR for that hospital.
We strive for happiness in our home, and we talk endlessly about increasing satisfaction (aka happiness) at work... "Happiness comes from the intersection of what you love, what you're good at, and what the world needs".
To prevent messages from increasing endlessly, the messages are normalized to have zero mean. 2.
Those new messages μ p k → M i p k can be conveniently normalized to avoid messages increasing endlessly.
No isobars or pressure charts for me; just the words "ridiculously", "hot" and "humid" being endlessly recycled with increasing desperation.
But just as exports cannot increase endlessly, at some point the returns from building new roads and factories are likely to diminish as well.
