Sentence examples for increase happens from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Dr. Muller said he was not arguing that there was a connection, "just noting that the impact increase happens to coincide with the explosion of life".

Usually, a sudden TWET increase happens when the evacuation population exceeds the capacity of shelters available under the current situation.

The optimization results show that the cost of products and environmental cost impact are reduced by 13.4% and 53.4%, respectively, whereas a 14.8% increase happens in total exergy efficiency.

For the muscarine case the increase happens over the first four preceding ISIs, meaning the uncertainty is reduced by adding in previous ISIs, and in this parameter regime the synapse "remembers" somewhat further back in the ISI train than in the control case.

This time around, the carbon dioxide increase happens to be coming from humans figuring out how to dig billions of tons of carbon out of the ground – and releasing it into the air.

It means that introducing the void region between the source and detector increases the photon density in all angular directions (i.e., all ratio values below 1) however the biggest increase happens in the direction of the inclusion (along 0°).

Now there are about 450, he said, with much of the increase happening since 2010.

Analysts say that this rise in prices could prove sustainable, as the increase happened gradually as opposed to sharp spikes.

To stop bad things happening, the 6% cut in Border Force staff in the two years to April 2012 has given way to a 12% increase, happening between March this year and April next, leaving the force with 1,000 extra people.

Temperatures have risen even more in the northern portion of the state, and the growth is picking up speed, with more than 80% of the recorded increase happening since 1980.

That this increase happened to coincide with the current epidemics of obesity and diabetes is one reason that it's tempting to blame sugars — sucrose and high-fructose corn syrup — for the problem.