Sentence examples for increase in the contribution from inspiring English sources

These data suggest that despite the increased expression of TRPV1 in the spinal cord, there is no increase in the contribution of spinal TRPV1 to noxious-evoked responses of spinal neurones in the model of OA pain.

He also predicted that "a significant increase in the contribution factor in future quarters is likely".

"A sharp increase in the contribution of our digital operations to revenue was a striking feature," said Andrew Miller, chief executive of GMG.

"I can't see how we could make that kind of increase in the contribution to mass transit responsibly," said Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, citing the city's unresolved labor contracts.

The order parameter profile through the interface is modified for both interpolation schemes, leading to an increase in the contribution to interfacial energy from the gradient and double-well terms in the free energy functional.

The substitution of the central B III) atom by Zn II) causes not only a decrease in the flatness of the complexes, but also an increase in the contribution of non-radiative processes of excitation energy deactivation and hence, a decrease in the fluorescence quantum yield.

The agreement also includes a 0.5% increase in the contributions companies pay into the union's health and retirement fund.

Last year, thanks to an increase in the contributions received from new funding mechanisms such as the CERF, 52 per cent of UNICEF's requested emergency funds were received.

This increase in the contributions of cells in G0 G1-phase was accompanied with a concomitant reduction in the contributions of cells in G0 G1-phaseand S-phase of the cell cycle in A431 cells.

There is even evidence to suggest that recent upturns in fertility in several European countries are associated with increases in the contribution of fathers to childcare and core domestic chores.

At the same time for physically and/or chemically modified systems, there is an increasing in the contribution to the submaximum of the low-frequency bands.