Sentence examples for increase from one another from inspiring English sources

In the rural/isolated stratum ORs were elevated from the null but increase from one another only from the 4th to 5th quintiles (OR 4th quintile: 1.08 (0.99, 1.17), OR 5th quintile: 1.16 (1.26, 1.26)).

They're renovating old clubs as well as building new ones, while facing increasing competition from one another and from nonprofit clubs, most notably Y.M.C.A.'s.

Both "Samsara Dog" and "The Snow Leopard" tackle a profound problem of the modern era: how to address our increasing alienation from one another and from the other living creatures of our world.

Our neighborhoods have regressed to higher levels of socio-economic segregation; families from different sides of the track are living in increasing isolation from one another.

When aggrecan finds itself in an aqueous environment its swells as the sulfated GAG chains become hydrated in an attempt to expand their molecular domain and increase their separation from one another.

Commissioner López: The 2014-2015 sawson saw a nearly 60% increase in the amount of episodic series produced in New York City from the season before, the largest increase from one season to another.

Over the past few decades, even as the global population has grown, we have seen an increased physical distancing from one another.

These increases did not differ from one another, however, and so it appeared that all age groups were equally vulnerable to the effects of the disaster.

In that case, as the universe expands and the volume of space increases, astronomers say, the push because of dark energy will also increase, accelerating the galaxies away from one another faster and faster, leading to a dire dark future.

This differentiation of provincial faunas and their isolation from one another increase noticeably in the middle and later parts of the Permian Period.

This also fits with the finding of Tamimi et al. who showed that high circulating estrogen levels and high breast density increase breast cancer risk independently from one another [ 36].