Sentence examples for increased attributed from inspiring English sources
Our data also provide the first direct evidence of hydrogen bonding in the adlayer as coverage is increased, attributed to interactions between the amino group of one molecule and the N(1) and N 7) positions of a neighbouring species.
In dilute solution region (e.g., below the overlap concentration, c*), static light scattering (SLS) revealed that the stiffness of MEH-PPV decreased as nonane content was increased, attributed to a stronger interaction force between MEH-PPV backbones.
Japan's 40 richest people saw their net worth increase 25% to $87bn, Forbes said, with two-thirds of the increase attributed to the four top-earning tycoons.
Kobe Steel reported on Thursday a 72percentt jump in six-month earnings over the period a year earlier, an increase attributed in part to robust sales of steel products to China.
Premiums have skyrocketed to levels several times the rates for comparable coverage elsewhere in Europe, with the increases attributed to everything from the Sept. 11 attacks to the emergence of an American-style "compensation culture".
About one-tenth of the 200,000 men called up for military service in autumn 2000 refused to serve, the army estimates, a sharp increase attributed to the war against Chechen separatists.
That rate, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, has risen nearly a full percentage point over the last 12 months, to 3.4percentt, with nearly all of the increase attributed to higher energy costs.
Household food spending by Real Life Reform participants, which had dipped to an average £2.10 a day in October rose to £3.08 in January, an increase attributed to bigger-than-usual grocery shopping bills over the Christmas holidays.
As axial stress exceeds the radial confining stress, slight increase attributed to microcracks opening was noticed.
Morgan Stanley has increased its earnings estimates for 2006, raising earnings per share to $1.85 from $1.70, with 11 cents of the 15-cent increase attributed to AMDs first-quarter results.
Malnutrition has been on the increase, attributed to the worsening poverty levels and increase in food insecurity, as well as suboptimal infant and young child feeding practices.
