Sentence examples for increased split from inspiring English sources

Patients featured an increased information processing velocity and an increased split attention as well as an increased selective attention ability measured by the d2-letter cancellation test.

It is possible that medical PCAs may decide to develop their leadership role within the clinical rather than an academic setting, which could result in an increased split between scholarship in primary care and scholarship of primary care [ 6].

Since 2014, its divisions only increased, splitting it into two governments and parliaments: the globally recognised version in the east and an Islamist-backed one in Tripoli.

I was discussing the increasing split between the north and south of that (in European terms) recently unified country, on a boat crossing from Capri to Naples.

Part of the reason that redbrick universities tend to have a more casualised workforce is because of the increasing split between research and teaching.

Over the past year there has been an increasing split in the feminist movement, accompanied by frenzied attacks on women who don't toe the arbitrary invisible line.

By contrast, priming on candidate-centric features in the ballot significantly increases split ticket voting.

At a fixed feed flow rate, there is a threshold split ratio, beyond which the recovery drops linearly with increasing split ratio.

When described with the split-site model, the value of lattice thermal conductivity at room temperature decreases with increasing split distance of the Ba atom site for both types of compound, indicating that the split distance can be used as a parameter to describe the extent of thermal vibration (rattling motion) of the Ba guest atoms in the encapsulating cages.

TiO2 nanoparticle as a partial replacement of cement up to 4 wt% could accelerate C S H gel formation as a result of increased crystalline Ca(OH 2 amount at the early age of hydration and hence increase split tensile strength of concrete specimens.

"There seems to be an increasing split, where smaller counties are on board and bigger counties are not," said Lena Graber, a staff attorney who follows 287 g) issues at the Immigrant Legal Resource Center, an immigration advocacy group in San Francisco.