Sentence examples for increased over one from inspiring English sources
According to the poll, although the percentage of ethnic Russians suffering increased over one year, it was not associated with employment.
Effectively, the sensitivity of the dielectric elastomer sensor can be continuously increased over one order of magnitude by properly exerting voltage and pre-stretch to the dielectric elastomer tactile sensor.
Due to the formation of the protective oxidation layer formed onto the coating, the corrosion resistance of both coatings increased over one order of magnitude compared with the substrate by the immersion and electrochemical tests in a 3.5 wt.% NaCl solution.
Particularly, levels of interest increased over one year of follow-up for those students with rural work intentions.
But as with joy increased over one sinner who repents, those who fret over the future of an oil-based U.S. auto industry will find it refreshing to hear a presence such as Iacocca now talk with such seemingly genuine commitment about alternative fuels.
Interestingly enough, the microscopic interpretation is obtained with a length-independent electron effective mass, contrary to the case of[8, 9] where, to fit experiments, the carrier effective mass should increase over one order of magnitude at increasing the tip indentation.
Another prospective study found that pituitary volume significantly increases over one year in people treated with prolactin elevating antipsychotics [ 87].
The mean weight of a population is likely to increase over one year independently of a smoking cessation attempt.
Debate increased over whether one state had failed in its supervision of Mr. Clemmons.
The cathode voltages of 24 of the chambers were increased over a one week period to investigate the behaviour of the detectors at higher gains; the maximum S/N value was 2.4 times that at the normal working point.
If the number of doctors seeking to escape the NHS has increased over time, one explanation could be the increasing financial and patient demand pressures [ 38].
