Sentence examples for increased essentially from inspiring English sources

The sluggish growth in personal income — it was previously reported as having increased essentially no faster than the growth rate in the population for much of Mr. Obama's term — had been one of the better reasons to conclude that his re-election bid was in a great deal of trouble.

In summary, a variety of changes, which we regard as having increased essentially since the late 70s, with the intensification of the Spanish integration in the core of European Union, among other factors, have brought about a regime shift in inflation behavior.

We found that in terms of diagnosis delay, epidemics of all reproduction numbers followed the same pattern: lowest attack rates and antiviral usage occurred with zero delay, and attack rates and antiviral usage increased essentially linearly with diagnosis delay, up to 48 hours delay.

MBF in the mucosa of the jejunum increased essentially parallel with the QSMA (Fig. 6).

Although infections caused by this uropathogen are less frequent, in recent years they have increased essentially due to the production of extended spectrum beta lactamases (ESBL) [ 46].

Advances in mobile technology and the widespread use of business apps accessed via the web means these entry points are increasing, essentially extending the "edge" of an enterprise.

The analysis shows that the source radiation impedance increases with the frequency of the radiated sound, which in turn increases essentially linearly with saw rotational speed.

end{aligned} (2.7) If the space (mathbb{R}^{N}) is replaced by a bounded domain (Dsubset mathbb{R}^{N}) and Ψ increases essentially more slowly than (Phi _) near infinity, that is, lim_{trightarrow+infty}frac{Psi ct)}{Phi_(t)}=0 for any constant (c>0), then the embedding (W^{1, Phi }(D hookrightarrow L^{Psi}(D)) is compact.

The H2O/Si ratio of the most highly dried samples (i.e. those in the lower part of Fig. 2 ▸) increases essentially linearly with an increase in the Ca/Si ratio.

Instead, finer scale receptive fields are concentrated toward a fovea in such a way that the spatial extent of the receptive fields increases essentially linearly with eccentricity (Koenderink and Doorn 1978) (see Fig.  35).

(In the United States, manufacturing's share of the economy has fallen 45percentt since 1971 and imports' share has increased 200percentt). Essentially, these countries are outsourcing their carbon pollution.