Sentence examples for extreme increasing from inspiring English sources

In the extreme, increasing this probability by 50% (from 0.575 to 0.863) would result in an incremental cost effectiveness ratio equivalent to about 1.4 times India's per capita gross domestic product, falling between the WHO's criteria for "very cost effective" (one times per capita gross domestic product) and "cost effective" (three times per capita gross domestic product) interventions.

Rephrasing the items to make them more extreme (increasing the difficulty of agreement) might also be effective, for example "I expect my relatives to help me when I need them" might become "I definitely expect my relatives to help me when I need them" (italics added for emphasis).

Some business even take this to a borderline-unethical extreme, increasing a product's price so that a big, appealing, limited-time deal reduces its price to normal levels.

Increasing atmospheric water vapour is already magnifying climate extremes, increasing overall precipitation, causing greater floods and stronger storms.

In Xinjiang, the climate became warmer and wetter, with cold extremes decreasing and warm extremes increasing.

The primary conclusions of this study are as follows: 1) In Xinjiang, the climate became warmer and wetter, with cold extremes decreasing and warm extremes increasing.

On land, climate change is "expected to be associated with rising snow lines, more frequent hot extremes, less frequent cold extremes, and increasing extreme rainfall related to flood risk in many locations".

Large quantiles of the distribution of summer precipitation extremes increase more than moderate quantiles and this increase is relatively large at short durations.

Moreover, extremes increase the risk of the beverage container exploding.

warming of extreme daily minimum and maximum temperatures (likely) intensification of extreme precipitation (medium) increasing extreme coastal high water due to an increase in mean sea level (likely).

He said that extreme increases in oil prices accompanied by declines in stocks have been rare over the last 35 years.