Sentence examples for increased of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "increased of" is not correct in written English.
It is typically a misuse of the word "increased," which should be followed by "in" or "to" instead.
Example: "The increased demand for the product has led to higher prices."
Alternatives: "rise in" or "growth of".
First of all, some experts believe that the risk of deflation has increased of late.
In a climate of extreme violence, "reports increased of killings by the government or its agents that may have been politically motivated," the report said.
"Education is still free up to and including university level, but the quality of that education has dropped dramatically in recent years, and although Uruguay is still probably the safest country in South America, crime has increased of late".
They also increased of 25percentt in terms of revenue to $7.887 billion.
completely suppressed the increased of glutamate efflux during photic stimulation.
Its pressure drop also increased of 6 times.
That means a positive kind of – in a way that's increased of, you know, until like the 90's now.
The distribution of the citations per year has increased of 43 %.
Final viable cell concentration of P. acidilactici was decreased proportionally with increased of lactic acid concentration.
Fig. 4 PET/CT depicting increased of FDG uptake at the paratracheal site.
EOT decreased and permittivity increased of the four samples after annealing at 600 °C.
