Sentence examples for has been much increased from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, Laudan and company inspired the Creationists to new efforts, and since the Arkansas court case, the philosophical dimension to the evolution/Creationism controversy has been much increased.
Now that my maps have all been newly realigned, the range of the maps has been much increased.
In fact, the residual data for the low bit-depth layer have been much increased in this modified scheme because of inaccurate MV.
There has been much progress toward increasing the efficiency of MoS2 films in humid environments by using various additives.
Although focus on current research has been much directed to increase TAG production in R opacus PD630, such as running the process at a higher scale (Kurosawa et al. 2010), as well as to perform metabolic engineering studies (Hetzler and Steinbüchel 2013; Kurosawa et al. 2013, 2015a, 2015b), new strains of Rhodococcus opacus should be also considered and explored for similar abilities.
In recent years there has been much talk about the increasing diversity of the audience at a typical comic convention, some of which overlooks how many women have been attending for decades, but Beaton's audience is a true hodgepodge of backgrounds and tastes.
However, the increase in land area under cacao has been much less than the increase in land area under maize: in 2003, areas under maize and cacao were roughly similar.
While the rates of unemployment among younger workers have skyrocketed, the increase in the number of young unemployed workers since the downturn began has been much less than the increase among older workers — the ones most likely to have the responsibility to support a family.
There has been much concern, recently, that the increasing privatization of Indian education could further erode the arts and social sciences.
Although there has been much progress by government to increase levels of research funding for dementia and stroke, these areas remain underfunded when compared with the burden of disease.
The overall incidence has been increasing since the mid-1970s [ 42, 43] although the increase has been much larger than for mortality, demonstrating improving prognosis over time [ 42].
