Sentence examples for increased on one from inspiring English sources
Specifically, we found that scores of 17 children increased on one scale, scores of 10 children improved on two scales, 3 children showed improvement on three subscales, scores of 1 child increased on four scales and scores of 1 child on six scales.
In this respect, hybridization under natural conditions seems to be even more likely because the chance of meeting a compatible sexual counterpart is increased on one side by the great genetic variability within wild populations of perennial Th. intermedium and by fluctuating environmental conditions on the other.
One viable avenue is to enhance the irrigation's efficiency by increasing on one hand the water supply (via the use of recycled waters), and on the other by decreasing the water consumption (via the use of drip irrigation, autonomous network of sensors and predictive models).
Now the pressure is increasing on one of the last sizeable holdouts — lands owned by Native Americans.
This suggests that lesion size is at least partly determined by the isolate genotype and that when it increases on one cultivar, it systematically increases on other cultivars as well.
For the ER explanations, 91% of visitors increased on at least one type of ER scale.
Camber on a road can cause athletes to head toward the kerb requiring continual correction, placing increased strain on one arm or the other.
Nearly half (10) of the participants showed congruent increases between their scores on each instrument and another four exhibited an increased score on one instrument but no change on the other (Table 4).
Interview during pregnancy might result in confusion of related names, such as sertraline and Seroxat (paroxetine), and increased focus on one drug could result in bias.
Ten of 109 (9%) underwent paracenteses, and only 17 (16%) required treatment with concomitant medications for increased IOP on one or more injection days during the 3-year follow-up.
Finally, there appeared to be a weak, positive correlation between reactive and proactive aggression; increased nominations on one type of aggression were associated with elevated nominations on the other type of aggression.
