Sentence examples for increase in serial from inspiring English sources
As a result, we have an increase in serial murder".
Some 42% of U.S. retailers, and a third of U.K. retailers, said they've seen an increase in serial returners over the past 12 months.
What worries me is are we facing a generation of children who are going to hit the average age of 28 in some 20 or 15 years from now and are we going to see an increase in serial homicides along with other societal problems.
What worries me is that we are facing a generation of children who are going to hit the average age of 28 in 20 or 15 years from now and are we going to see an increase in serial homicides along with other societal problems.
We show in the present work that the addition of a simple process of estimation of the half-period of the metronome allows generating asynchrony series presenting the increase in serial correlations observed in syncopation experimental series.
Patients with a more than four-fold increase in serial antibody titers were considered positive for anti-YPM antibodies.
I wrote a study in the late 1980s about the increases in serials prices, and there has since been little change in the level of these increases.
However, in recent years the increase in net serial instruction rate has slowed dramatically, with processors first reaching an effective upper limit for clock speed and now approaching apparent limits for microarchitecture efficiency.
If the need for horizontal transmission constrains the evolution of virulence in the wild (Herre 1993; Lipsitch et al. 1996), virulence should increase in a serial passage experiment, where transmission is assured.
From pre- to post-test, the amount of reaches and bimanual reaches increased in the serial practice group, but the increase was not maintained in the retention test.
One of the results of muscle hypertrophy is an increase in parallel or serial sarcomere number, and thus an increase in the number of titin-myosin-complex filaments in the musculature which are part of every sarcomere [53].
