The phrase "exceptionally increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something that has experienced a significant and unusual amount of growth or improvement. Example: The company's profits were exceptionally increased this quarter, thanks to their new marketing strategy.
Most interestingly, similar to the FADS1 case, this locus displays an exceptionally increase in strength of associations when using ratios (>80 orders of magnitude).
PG&E admitted that some of its meters had technical problems, but the higher bills were clearly due to a combination of exceptionally hot weather, increased charges and changes in the rate structure.An independent auditor found nothing wrong with the smart meters, and California's regulators did not stop PG&E from installing more of them.
In this case, it can be reasoned that dexmedetomidine concentration increased exceptionally because of the impaired liver blood flow.
In one patient, the concentration of dexmedetomidine increased exceptionally during the 24-hour period before her death from 3.4 to 9.9 ng/ml, with no signs of liver dysfunction.
That means the frequency of this exceptionally rare event has increased just a bit.
Total dissolved solids Values of TDS decreased from 470 to 276 mg/L exhibiting the same tendency as in fluoride reduction, but exceptionally TDS level is increased in treated solution of 6%% + Al2O3 composite in comparison to 6%% composite.
Exceptionally dry years with increased wildfire activity (carbon source) are first followed by re-growth during a period with slightly more precipitation (sink), then by renewed fire activity (source).
Defects in NER represent some of the best-known examples of functional asymmetry; the clinical outcome of NER patients is exceptionally diverse ranging from increased skin cancer predisposition (as in Xeroderma Pigmentosum) to a wide range of progeroid features (as in Cockayne syndrome or trichothiodystrophy) that once present, they manifest in some, but not all, organs.
He boasts that his department, exceptionally in austerity Whitehall, has increased its number of ministers from four to six.
