Sentence examples for increase referred from inspiring English sources

A: Thomas Higgins, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that the rent increase referred to by the managing agent is apparently a capital-improvement increase, sometimes called an individual-apartment increase, that a landlord would be entitled to after making an improvement to an apartment.

Supported by German professional divers it was found that the water level increase referred to an earthquake-induced rockfall downstream of the construction site.

To quantify fluorescence a DCF standard curve was measured and calculated as described before [26] and sample values determined as fold increase referred to untreated control.

The 78% increase refers to wholesale prices in a scenario where Australia did nothing at all, compared with a scenario where we reached a higher target using only a high carbon price.

The ads link to Liberty Central's Web site and a video of Mrs. Thomas soliciting 100,000 signatures against the "Obama tax increase" — referring to the scheduled expiration of the Bush tax cuts on Dec. 31.

This increase refers mostly to publications covering Brazil as study setting (r 0.89, p<0.01, R 0.79— figure 2B) and less extensively to those covering more than one country (r 0.69, p<0.05, R 0.48— figure 2C).

Correction: January 17 , 2002 Thursday An article yesterday about Gov. George E. Pataki's announcement of a deal on health-care legislation at a rally of hospital workers who stand to receive salary increases referred incorrectly to a video photographer who taped him in the cheering crowd.

An article yesterday about Gov. George E. Pataki's announcement of a deal on health-care legislation at a rally of hospital workers who stand to receive salary increases referred incorrectly to a video photographer who taped him in the cheering crowd.

Trigger point diagnosis within the suboccipital muscles was made when there was local tenderness in the suboccipital region, referred pain with maintained pressure for 10 s and increased referred pain with active extension of the upper cervical spine [27].

TrP diagnosis within the suboccipital muscles was made when there was local tenderness in the suboccipital region, referred pain with maintained pressure for 10 s and increased referred pain with active extension of the upper cervical spine [20].

Briefly, TrP diagnosis in the superior oblique muscles was made when there was local tenderness in the trochlear region, referred pain with maintained pressure for 10 s and increased referred pain with both contraction (downward-medial gaze) and stretching (upward-lateral gaze) of the superior oblique muscle [23].