Sentence examples for increase and lower from inspiring English sources
Many car companies, like Ford, Toyota and General Motors, also offer optional steering wheel controls that let drivers increase and lower volume or change stations or CD tracks without touching the dashboard.
The Fipro-SEL had a significantly longer larval duration, lower pupal weight, lower fecundity, lower hatchability, lower number of next generation larvae, lower intrinsic rate of population increase and lower biotic potential than the UNSEL strain.
We recommend that the combination of depletion and re-injection of produced gas is the appropriate scheme for the enhanced recovery in the Montney Formation due to the good potential of production increase and lower cost.
After 12 weeks of dietary manipulation, HFD mice had significantly higher body mass increase and lower tibialis and soleus mass in comparison to control mice (Table 1).
When stimulated by thrombin alone, ROCK is activated only by Rho GTPase without the contribution from PKG, leading to a slower increase and lower peak strength of MLC activation than that in the presence of thrombin + histamine.
More specifically, we hypothesized that lineages in the fit set (final fitness > 0.85) have higher fractions of duplications leading to fitness increase (and lower fractions of mutants with decreased fitness).
But economists generally agree that projected deficits cannot be brought under control without both tax increases and lower spending for Medicare and Medicaid.
The Stern Business School and the economics department jointly expressed concerns that its cost would crush the university, forcing tuition increases and lower teacher-student ratios.
Management believes their price increases and lower expenses (less legal fees we presume) will allow Mattel to have a good second half of the year.
Meanwhile, a 2016 report from the National Employment Law Project studied seven decades of federal minimum wage increases in the United States and found that there was no correlation between those increases and lower employment levels.
The results were clear: these basic economic indicators show no correlation between federal minimum-wage increases and lower employment levels, even in the industries that are most impacted by higher minimum wages.
