Sentence examples for historical increase from inspiring English sources

The current maximum grant is about $4,730, but beginning on July 1 that will rise to $5,350 as a result of the largest historical increase in the Pell program, already approved as part of the president's economic stimulus bill.

Additionally, there has been a continuous historical increase in the efficiency and service life of nuclear reactors, leading to more severe irradiation exposure during service.

Using data on early-life educational attainment and computer and Internet use of older adults from the 2013 Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE), we exploit a historical increase in compulsory schooling in Italy as an instrumental variable for education to estimate the effects of early-life education on the adoption of PCs and on current use of the Internet.

This historical increase is largely due to increased demand for shipping and the limited gains in fuel efficiency across the U.S. vehicle fleet, but as the newly installed CEO & President of a $100 million trucking company, 32-year-old Caitlin Welby intends to change that.

What is now apparent, however, is this pattern contributed to an historical increase in the naming of new dinosaur species from the Hell Creek Formation.

We explored the importance of birth year on women's mammographic density to investigate the historical increase in breast cancer incidence.

Attacks are down in number globally this year, they say, and rising human populations account for most historical increases.

While there were a number of factors which drove historical increases in distribution costs, management of peak demand growth could help contain or reduce the extent to which consumers, particularly households, experience further increases in distribution costs.

Although testing for the precise mechanism of the proposed historical increases and decreases in BRC repeat number is beyond the scope of this paper, we argue that the findings from population genetic and phylogenetic analyses of Drosophila species [18], address an interesting phenomenon surrounding an important feature of a gene pertinent to human health.

Holford's models also provided background estimates of trends that might have been expected as a result of the continuation of historical increases in the rates.

The consequence of ignoring mutation is that even with physical linkage, the expected association between loci is incomplete and leads to an underestimation of r 2. This effect increases as historical time increases.