Sentence examples for increase realized from inspiring English sources

So, we can ask what fraction of that increase, realized through our ancestors over 3.5 billion years, was contributed by symbiotic mergers and how much by nonsymbiotic increases.

As Xinhua reported: "to meet the target, average annual energy consumption growth should be controlled at around 4.3% between 2011 and 2015, lower than the 6.6-percent annual increase realized between 2006 and 2010".

Where recombination occurs among accessory genes influenced by a common selective pressure, enhanced opportunity to recombine resulting from common niche space is likely to increase realized recombination.

The company's massive acquired user base should complement the consistently increasing realized revenue per user.

Economic inequality along group lines is thus increased, realizing the theorized purpose of some forms of instrumentalized mistreatment: to achieve social closure (Weber, 1968) or intergroup dominance (Sidanius and Pratto, 1999) in power and resources.

We also found that some species might even increase in abundance after habitat destruction (Fig. 2a), because they increase their realized competitive abilities at the scale of the metacommunity (e.g., species B in the Fig. 2b).

As total abundance increases, the population range increases, average population density increases, and realized quality decreases.

To generate that much of an increase, he realized, the pressure at the bottom of the glass would have to be eight times the pressure at the top.

A rapid increase as realized by a high flow rate emphasizes pyrolysis kinetics that favor polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) with five-membered rings leading to soots with many shells and capsules: a highly curved nanostructure.

When the increase is realized, RoTs will respond, too (more precisely, this reasoning is correct when optimizers are responding to wealth effects, but not when they are responding to intertemporal substitution effects).

Rather, the recommended procedure is to reduce the power and size of the trial until most of the potential efficiency increase is realized.