Sentence examples for increased the middle from inspiring English sources

Compared with VGO thermal cracking under the same reaction conditions the new process showed the suppressed naphtha yield (from 22.4 to 13.5 wt.%) and VGO conversion (from 65.7 to 64.0 wt.%) and increased the middle distillate yield (from 44.3 to 49.3 wt.%).

Poverty has increased, the middle class has declined and people are literally dying in the desert trying to flee Mexico for the U.S. Working families in Mexico suffer, the rich have gotten richer and we now have the obscenity of the wealthiest person in the world, Mexican Carlos Slim Helu, coming from a country in which millions of families struggle to feed their children.

By increasing the middle fluid flow rate, the size of compound droplets increased, which led to a widening jetting regime.

The catalysts, named R-HYC, shighd high resid hydrocracking (HYC) activity by increasing the middle distillates and concurrently decreasing the bottom fuel oil.

Despite an explosion of technology and a huge increase in worker productivity, poverty in America is increasing, the middle class is shrinking, and the gap between the rich and the poor is growing wider.

The increasing life expectancy at birth from 50 years in 1988 to 55 years in 2010 (2) is, however, changing this picture by slowly increasing the middle-aged and older populations.

In priority group 1, the wait-list time increased by the middle of the decade and increased even further by the end of the decade.

Indonesia's political and financial turmoil has only increased the appetite of the middle class for portable communications.

Radial gradients of the reactant (ozone) concentrations increased in the middle section of the downer, and decreased with increasing superficial gas velocity and solids circulation rate.

We noted that mortality rates increased during the middle ten years (1988 1997) in Cangwu, which caused an increase in the M I ratios.

Both of these trends have increased the proportion of middle-aged and older people in the population [ 2].