Sentence examples for increase onto from inspiring English sources

Thus, it can be suggested that by the increase in the weight percentage of methyl methacrylate monomer and butyl acrylate, the adsorption of the inhibitor will increase onto the mild steel surface and, consequently, the inhibition efficiency will increase, too.

And it's not a given that fast food companies would pass all -- or even any -- of this cost increase onto consumers.

Baker proposes that if after a few years of studying this more robust CPI-E, economists find that it typically grows 0.2 or 0.3percentt more than the current price index, then it would be worth adopting the CPI-E or at least adding that increase onto the CPI-W.

Decide whether you are going to pass the VAT increase onto your customers or let you or your business take the hit.

But Mr. Wilson in Idaho said he had little problem passing the cost increases onto his customers.

But the state's two top legislative leaders, afraid that those cuts on core state services would foist huge property tax increases onto localities, drafted their own budget over the objections of the governor.

Furthermore, the cellular behaviors of human umbilical vascular endothelial cells, such as attachment, growth and proliferation, were significantly increased onto the surface-modified PU films.

To explore the extent to which tobacco companies shift tobacco tax increases onto smokers changes in price net of tax (deflated using CPI with 2010 as the baseline year) were examined between November 2006 and 2009 by price segment.

The assessment framework for the Civil Engineering strand was developed in line with the worldwide move to increase focus onto graduate competencies.

In parallel to the development of new module technologies, there is an increasing interest for using concentrating optics in PV systems in order to increase radiation onto the modules.

Following a common trend in engineering education, the assessment framework for the Civil Engineering strand was developed in line with the worldwide move to increase focus onto graduates' capacity to communicate effectively, to display ethical understanding and exercise professional judgement in authentic real-world type problems (Boles et al. 2006; West and Raper 2003).