Sentence examples for increased merely from inspiring English sources
The phrase "increased merely" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that an increase is insignificant or not substantial. Example: "The profits increased merely by a small percentage this quarter, indicating a need for better strategies."
The CD45+TNF-α+ cell percentage was increased merely in BALB/c after the stimulation, while no such trend was observed in NOD/SCID mice.
This argues against the possibility that the number of sires increased merely due to higher possible number of genotyping errors in the larger dataset.
Firstly, performance can be increased merely by attenuating large-magnitude outliers in the estimate (even simply by passing the output through a sigmoidal nonlinearity, independent of the stimulus).
The present study manifests the following: in the 1 mm coronal bone defect area surrounding the implant, bone mass and density were increased merely by the SLA implant surface, but in the open bone defect area, 0.5 and 1.0 mg/mL concentrations of rhBMP-2 were more effective at promoting bone regeneration and osseointegration.
If the reliability of an examination is increased merely by including more very weak and very strong candidates, that will appear to be effective in producing a better examination, even though there has been no change in the SEM, and hence no change in the accuracy of classification at the cutting point.
Cell adhesion was significantly increased by merely 15 s of dopamine incubation, and 4 min incubation was enough to reach maximal cell adhesion, a 1.35 2.69-fold increase compared with that on the untreated substrates.
What Ford dreamed of was not merely increased capacity but complete self-sufficiency.
Scott McClellan, Mr. Bush's spokesman, said the rate increase merely reflected the economy's strength.
McGovern's proposed corporate tax increases merely restored rates to the level where they had been toward the end of Ike's presidency.
That's a five-fold increase, merely on the off chance that the item will be in demand in just a few weeks.
Scottish Fuels, which is responsible for distributing petrol and diesel to the islands, has strongly refuted any suggestion the company had been seeking to boost profits ahead of the discount coming into effect, and insisted that any increase merely reflected the rising worldwide price of fuel.
