Sentence examples for increase stabilising from inspiring English sources

When he took over, the Indy's sales were 215,00 a day and he managed to oversee a slight increase, stabilising the paper's sale at over 220,000 for almost five years.

8 9 In a practice-based setting, Bakris and colleagues demonstrated a mean increase in SCr of 30% in a hypertensive population using ACEIs with the increase stabilising within 2 months after ACEI initiation.

Our findings also indicate that only among 11 15 year olds does prevalence still increase, whereas in younger ages annual increases stabilised between 2004 and 2013.

These are aimed at increasing and stabilising farm income as well as supporting farmers to deliver a multiplicity of goods and services.

If SpO2 starts to increase and stabilise at ≥92%≥94%94 %) then continue on room air of 21%%.

The call frequencies showed a steep increase which stabilised in the fourth year (Table 1).

The age-standardised incidence rate increased from 4.7 in 1980 to 11.9 per 100,000 person-years at risk in 1992 (corresponding to a 2.5-fold increase) and stabilised afterwards (11.1 per 100,000 in 2005).

30 In particular, the population range of mean and median nocturnal SpO2 values was between 95% and 100% over the first 2 years. 2 5 6 31 32 Median SAT5 was 95% at 2 weeks which supports existing studies that show healthy term neonates have nocturnal SAT5 values as low as 95%10andnd these lower end SpO2 values tend to increase and stabilise over the first few months of life.

Rubinsohn said monthly figures for house prices were always likely to be volatile, but that he did expect the pace of price increases to stabilise this year.

Ms Rousseff can ill afford heightened political friction at a time when she needs backing for tough spending cuts and tax increases to stabilise the economy and avoid a credit-rating downgrade.Just as Mr Janot delivered his findings to the Supreme Court, Mr Calheiros, until now Ms Rousseff's loyal ally, was busy undermining the president.

Further experiments will therefore be needed to determine how hnRNP K expression is increased and/or stabilised in colorectal cancers.