Sentence examples for increase are based on from inspiring English sources

Clearly, all the performance improvement and capacity increase are based on accurate channel state information.

The increase was based on eight cancers in one study where six cancers were found in one of ten plants.

The quantification of the lateral diffusion-based flux increase was based on a different approach.

However, this increase was based on only six cases and an incidence rate of less than one per 100 000 person-years.

This increase is based on the conservative assumption that there will be 14 surgeons in the trial (one per centre) and intra-class correlation (ICC) of 2.5% in keeping with typical ICCs observed by Ukoumunne [ 21].

Part of the increase is based on the higher face value of tickets to the third-round games.

The group's estimates of increase were based on studies from individual institutions and also a 2006 study that used data from cancer registries that included about 14 percent of the United States population.

However, what is not mentioned is that if you work part-time as I do, and earn less than £21,000, the contribution increase is based on the equivalent full-time salary, not actual earnings, and in fact will mean my contributions will be increased by 100%.

Demographers and planners also will not know for some time how much of the population increase is based on new people -- that is, a net gain from the excess of births and new arrivals over deaths and departures -- or simply better counting.

Mr Brown said the £12bn of government efficiency savings that the Tories would use to halt the NICs increase were based on flimsy calculations which could not be delivered on top of the £15bn savings already in the pipelines for the current financial year.

The increase was based on a lower tax rate, the weak dollar and improved results from Phillip Morris International such as an 18.8% increase in total income.