Sentence examples for has firmly increased from inspiring English sources

World production of hydroelectricity has firmly increased by about 2.3 % per year on an average since 1980 but will raise the total electricity production by 3.1%% per year recently.

Epidemiologic studies have firmly linked increased ambient PM exposure to increased cardiopulmonary morbidity and mortality (Samet and Krewski 2007), including exacerbation of preexisting conditions such as asthma and COPD.

In the past few years, increasing evidence has firmly established that alcohol modifies several epigenetic parameters in the GI tract and liver.

Obama will be preceded this morning by the Republican leader, Speaker of the House John Boehner, who has already said he is willing to work with the White House and the president to make a deal - but has firmly ruled out tax increases as a way of fixing the nation's fiscal position.

Up to now, President Obama has firmly and properly rejected brief increases in the ceiling, aware that each debate impoverishes the nation's economic credibility.

The bulk of epidemiological data has firmly established that type 2 diabetes is associated with more than a twofold increased risk for cardiovascular (CV) death.

Our increased understanding of PKS enzymology and structural biology, combined with new tools in protein engineering, metabolic engineering, and synthetic biology, has firmly established E. coli as a powerful host for producing polyketides.

Kavanaugh has firmly denied the accusation.

Kavanaugh has firmly denied her allegations.

Kavanaugh has firmly denied her claims.

The PANTHER trial has firmly demonstrated that a combination of prednisone and azathioprine does not afford any benefit in patients with IPF in general (it was even shown to increase mortality and acute exacerbation of the disease) [ 10].