Sentence examples for hypothetical increase from inspiring English sources

The argument supporting this hypothetical increase in Ca2+ with synaptic weight is given in the Discussion.

The change in the levels of these outcomes was calculated for a hypothetical increase in the conditional change score from 0 to 1 SDS for each age interval.

To illustrate this interaction effect, we estimated the expected values from the hierarchical linear models, and computed separately three scenarios assuming a hypothetical increase of 10% in (1) knowledge, (2) attitudes and (3) self-efficacy in Table  4.

A tool that has been extensively used to estimate the potential decrease in mortality from cardiovascular diseases following a hypothetical increase in the uptake of relevant treatments or decrease of risk factors is the epidemiological model IMPACT [ 1- 8].

We evaluated both the reallocation of existing testing resources (Scenario 1) and the distribution of resources following a hypothetical increase to the total testing budget of up to 200%% (Scenarios 2, 3 and 4).

On the basis of these data, we expected the prevalence of TBEV to be higher in our fed ticks due to the hypothetical increase in virus replication during the blood meal.

What would those hypothetical increases cost taxpayers?

Just days before the poll, as the parties furiously argued the toss over hypothetical increases in the numbers of nurses and GPs, the Saga group quietly slipped out preliminary annual results recording a loss of £220m on its "discontinued" Allied Healthcare business, largely through writing down its balance-sheet value to nil.

As Sam Bowman explains, the report arrives at its conclusion that Brexit would "boost the UK by £450m a week" by adding together potential savings to the Treasury from eliminating our net contribution to the EU budget, to the (hypothetical) increases in exports from post-Brexit trade deals, to the supposed benefits of eliminating some EU regulations (mostly the Data Protection Act).

We use a referendum-style voting format, and a set of split-sample information treatments including: (i) social disruption impacts to Native American and rural western communities that depend on hydroelectric production; and (ii) hypothetical increases in air pollution by switching to non-renewable fossil fuels in the electric power grid.

While the determinants of effective CTL targeting remain hypothetical, increasing data suggest that highly conserved epitopes in highly expressed proteins are advantageous.