Sentence examples for increase constitutes from inspiring English sources

It is unclear how a very slight increase constitutes a "pick-up".

Gouging is illegal in about half the states, but each state varies in how big a price increase constitutes gouging and as to whether an emergency must have been declared for the law to kick in.

As Mr. Ranney wrote to The Wall Street Journal last week, the Illinois increase constituted a 1.01 percent growth rate — "nothing inspiring, but much better than Wisconsin's 0.16 percent increase or, better yet, Indiana's drop of 0.25 percent over the same period".

Rural families are comparatively less susceptible to an energy subsidy reform since utilities and housing related payments, which face the highest price increase, constitute a lower share of their monthly expenditures.

Retroelements with only two-fold copy number increase constitute a main cause of mutation in this material [69], [70].

11 13 14 The approximately 40% price increase constituted the highest in Japan within the past two decades.

This increase constituted an improvement in risk estimation for both groups, but the difference between groups was not significant (P =.17).

The identification of the specific epithelial cell types that are able to undergo EMT, and the underlying mechanisms, has recently been a matter of intense investigation as this may be an important process by which fibroblast numbers increase, constituting the fibroblastic foci correlated with severity of pulmonary fibrosis [ 40].

In the last decades, the weight of renewable energies sources (RES-E) in the electricity generation mix of most European countries has considerably increased, constituting an important contribution to the transition towards a low-carbon economy.

On the other hand, in high iron conditions, degradation of Ftr1p and Fet3p is increased, constituting a further level of post-translational control in iron metabolism [ 12].

This argument was even more compelling as the number of different tests being ordered increased, constituting the reason for performing one larger gene panel in-house.