Sentence examples for generated by increased from inspiring English sources

A modest increase in p16, generated by increased gene copy number, has been associated with reduced proliferation of pancreatic progenitor cells in older mice (Krishnamurthy et al., 2006).

175 Furthermore, the increased α-ketoacids generated by increased flux of the BCAAs through their catabolic pathways also potentially suppress mitochondrial β-oxidation.

Cultured β cells have a high capacity to recycle ascorbate, but this is sensitive to oxidant stress generated by increased glucose metabolism due to culture in high glucose concentrations and increased glucokinase expression.

But the governor and owners of the Giants assert that the $30 million in infrastructure improvements and $10 million a year in lost revenue will be recouped in the extra sales taxes generated by increased activity at the stadium.

Here is the Treasury's own summary: New analysis published today shows that the government's action on fuel duty over the parliament will boost the economy by up to 0.5% GDP in the coming years and will pay for around half of the initial cost to the exchequer through revenues generated by increased economic activity.

Stormwater runoff generated by increased landscape imperviousness results in flooding and degradation of aquatic systems.

But the savings will still be generated by increasing pressure on claimants and former claimants.

The stream of construction projects has been generated by increasing enrollments fed by the influx of new residents but also by a rising birthrate.

Almost three-quarters of Japan's export growth since 1990 has been generated by increasing sales into Asian markets.

They exist to generate benefits for their members and they don't care, as a matter of course, whether those benefits are generated by increasing the size of the economic pie or taking a share from someone else.

In a rare agreement, Senate Democrats and Republicans also cut a deal on the immigration money, providing a 10 percent increase in current year spending that would be generated by increasing visa application fees on a handful of companies that import foreign workers.