Sentence examples for increase to a shift from inspiring English sources
Ford officials attributed the increase to a shift to younger, less experienced drivers of Explorers and to problems with the Firestone tires.
The shift of approximately 4 cm−1 in the fundamental region increases to a shift of 17 cm−1 between overtones of these two bands for the oxyHb and deoxyHb spectra.
The second major radiation took place at 14 Ma (discussed above), but it is more plausible that the diversification rate increased due to a shift in K rather than by a sole increase in speciation rate.
However, as the number of IP blocks on a single chip and their performance continue to increase, a shift from computation-based to communication-based designs becomes mandatory.
Moreover, due to an increase in contrast between cases and non-cases, the diagnostic accuracy (AUC values) would probably have increased, and due to a shift in the severity spectrum, the optimal cut-off points would probably have shifted to higher values.
The sulfur content and stability generally increased with the increase in temperature due to a shift in the reaction mechanism.
The sum of all these factors leads to gradual increase in moduli and to a shift of the crossover frequency to lower values.
5 This increase in glycolysis, due to a shift in glucose metabolism from oxidative phosphorylation into the aerobic glycolysis pathway, provides the tumour with metabolic and survival advantages.
Some of this increase can be attributed to a shift in the age distribution of the population and the expansion of the area that the laboratory serves in 2003.
The increasing frequency of spine-related interventions with increasing costs has led to a shift towards the delivery of value-based spine care (Hoy et al. 2014).
Therefore, what appears to be an increase in synaptogenesis after motor learning may not be due solely to an increase in synaptic formation, but to a shift in the equilibrium between synaptic creation and destruction, thus leading to an overall increase in the number of synapses.
