Sentence examples for increase looking at the from inspiring English sources

A significant change (predominantly an increase) looking at the seasonality of the number of active days occurs in the winter (2 4.9%) and spring seasons (−0.6 6.5%).

Can we lift up the examples of states who have achieved significant voter participation increases, looking at the technologies employed, the policies adopted, and the political and cultural conditions that made voter increases possible?

It would seem logical that if one's weight is increasing, looking at the types, amount, and content of foods/liquids consumed would give some idea of sources of weight gain.

Mr. Ferreira said property owners could get an idea of their increase by looking at the recent sale prices of similar homes in their neighborhood.

All figures relate to findings from those surveyed across northern England and it should be noted that the margin for error increases when looking at the regional data from national polls.

Direct competition experiments (increasing PI5P and looking at the effect that this has on NIH-12848 potency in vitro) would be the most direct route to confirming the above suggestion.

This cost continues to increase by 1 trillion yen/year, looking at the recent three years.

This percentage increases to 39 per cent when looking at the poorest fifth of the UK population.

We had a strong "a priori" hypothesis that people who had eaten egg or food that had come in to contact with egg were at an increased risk even before looking at the data and these were analysed first.

Mr. Baris said that looking at the increase in the percentage of unsold homes can be misleading.

"We're excited that N.Y.U. is looking at the increase of nonpolluting transportation as a positive," he said.