Sentence examples for increased in rich from inspiring English sources

Since then, poverty rates have improved but the global environment has deteriorated sharply as 1.6 billion people have been added to the population and consumption levels have increased in rich nations and the growing middle class of emerging economies.

rrnA is the only transcription unit that is highly expressed and whose expression is increased in rich medium in InvA strains (Corbin et al, 2003; Lopez-Campistrous et al, 2005).

To address this issue, we used a replicated before-after-control-impact design in which the availability of cavities was experimentally reduced and increased in cavity-rich Quercus pyrenaica forests.

This compatibility increased in the ionomer rich blends and was thought to be enhanced by the presence of crystalline Nylon in the formulation of the ionomer.

The risks of adverse long-term consequences of famine exposure during early life may be further increased in a nutritionally rich environment in later life (12, 13).

While the direction of the GC shift observed by Chafee et al. was the opposite direction of our current analyses (AT rich fragments increased in Arabidopsis community while GC-rich fragments increased in our current work), this shift may be organism specific [ 14, 26], and is therefore difficult to generalize across whole microbial communities.

The fact that inequality has increased in most of the richest countries is also consistent with this explanation.

It has been reported that the formation energy of native defect zinc interstitial (Zni) increases in O-rich growth environment via a comprehensive first-principle investigation based on density functional theory [24].

Additionally, the workload of the small intestine is particularly increased in cattle fed with diets rich in starch [ 42] as in the present study.

Inflammatory response genes increased in these species were particularly rich in components of the complement system (e.g., C1QA/B/C, C3, C5AR1, C7, and CFB).

Between 1983 and 2010, for example, the richest 20% increased in wealth by 100%.