Sentence examples for increase in urge from inspiring English sources

In a somewhat lampooned paper – it won an IgNobel award in September for "improbable research" – Australian and American researchers examined the "effect of acute increase in urge to void on cognitive function in healthy adults".

It was associated with a subjective increase in urge to cough followed by a true cough reflex characterised by a preceding large inspiratory effort.

Patients had to have at least 3 incontinent episodes daily, and a greater than 30% increase in urge incontinence episodes after a 2 week washout from current treatments.

But John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., joined with Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts and a long-time advocate of the wage increase, in urging the Senate to pass the measure without offsetting benefits for businesses.

Significant linear increases in urge were observed among high and low NA males, but not among females in either NA subgroup.

Using a balanced placebo design for alcohol administration, we found that participants experienced a significant increase in self-reported urge to smoke when administered alcohol after a 3-h smoking deprivation (n = 32), whereas this effect was smaller and nonsignificant when smokers were required to be abstinent overnight (n = 96).

[Page A1.] Increase in Foreign Workers Urged Racing to keep up with a booming economy, President Clinton proposed an increase of more than 85percentt in the number of skilled foreign workers who could be admitted to the United States to fill job openings in the high-technology industries.

Russia and China said US military activity in the region was partly to blame for the increase in tensions, and urged negotiations.

Chief Justice John Roberts, a George W. Bush appointee, has been vocal in urging an increase in judicial pay.

The chairman of the psychiatry section of the leading national association of black physicians, reacting to an increase in crimes against blacks, urged black doctors yesterday to screen their black patients routinely for violent or homicidal feelings.

The science adviser went to Mr. Nixon to urge an increase in, the fiscal year 1971 budget for the National Science Foun dation and also lobbied with the budget director, Robert P. Mayo, for an increase from the current $438��million appropria tion to $511‐million.