Sentence examples for increase in recorded from inspiring English sources

The major change – an increase in recorded physical health needs - coincides with a renewed focus on health in St Mungo's.

A man may leave his flat intending to deal drugs, only to end up shooting someone.Given the hoodlums' chaotic habits, the growing popularity of crack cocaine and an overall increase in recorded gun crime in England and Wales, Operation Trident might have been counted a success if it had merely slowed the rise in shootings that began in the late 1990s.

But only half of the 17% increase in recorded sexual offences in England and Wales is related to historical allegations.

The report notes that there was a 7% increase in recorded sexual offences between 2009/9 and 2010/11 but that the rise "may in part be due to greater encouragement by the police to victims to come forward and improvements in police recording, rather than an increase in the level of victimisation".

Over this period, the five police forces which have seen the highest rate of increase in recorded knife crime are Norfolk, Hertfordshire, Wiltshire, North Wales and Essex.

The idea, he added, is to see whether "an increase in hate speech in a given area is also statistically linked to an increase in recorded hate crimes on the streets in the same area," Williams said.

However, the value of this increase in recording to patients will only be maximised if the spirometry itself is carried to high quality standards.

In contrast, in the presence of better recording among cancer cases, we might have seen a general increase in recording for all symptoms, irrespective of whether they could be plausibly related to the cancer.

There were some obvious increases in recorded importation of vaccine in some of the years that had "large" outbreaks (e.g., 1996, 2001, and 2007).

Therefore, above this saturation point, increases in recorded magnetization are mainly due to X.

All increases in recorded adrenal weight were significant at the 10 mg/kg-bw/day FLU dose.