Sentence examples for increase in awards from inspiring English sources

12 Similarly, the increase in awards of HRBs due to psychiatric disorders was not associated with a concomitant rise in the prevalence of these disorders within the working age population.

In the updated analysis including the years 2011 2013, a fifth category, cross-disciplinary, was included in response to a perceived increase in awards that encouraged research across more than one type of science.

"This amounts to a covert increase in award levels," said Tim Winship, who publishes FrequentFlier.com, a Web site.

"The travel slump has not resulted in any increase in award availability, and in fact, if anything my sense is that people are having a more difficult time now".

Those who do fight usually do so on principle alone, she said, as lawyers' fees often offset any increase in compensation awarded by the courts.

The past eight years have seen an "unprecedented" increase in the award of government jobs to political clients, according to Maria Celina D'Araújo, a political scientist at Rio's Catholic University.

Planned Parenthood fought an increase in the award cap, arguing it would drive up malpractice insurance premiums for practitioners.

A rapid increase in funds awarded for center grants occurred during 1998 2003 and then trailed off after 2003.

The difference of 1.33 points per 5-question, 10-point exercise represents a 24.5% increase in points awarded to students due to peer versus professional grading.

Impact assessments will evaluate progress against the following strategic long-term metrics: By 2015 there will be an increase in ADA award recipients who receive subsequent federal funding, an increase in total federal funding for diabetes research, and an increase in ADA research funding.

In an email to senior managers today, Thompson said: "The directors and I discussed this very carefully before concluding it was not appropriate to award an increase in pay or award a bonus this year to the senior managers of the organisation – but that we should continue with a modest pay review for the majority of the BBC's employees.