Sentence examples for increases in calls from inspiring English sources
In Greece, says Stuckler, "that's reflected in surveys that show a doubling in cases of depression; in psychiatry services saying they're overwhelmed; in charity helplines reporting huge increases in calls".
As biobanking grows, becomes more networked, more internationalised and comes to occupy a greater role in medical research, there are corresponding increases in calls to clarify the applicable legal provisions.
The overall finding that increases in calls necessitating transportation as well as calls treatable on scene may provide valuable guidance for public planning and management after further investigation is completed.
We note that the initial responses observed in this study concur with the news reports during November and December of smokers perceiving their cigarettes 'taste worse' 34 35—an effect likely to be attributable to the halo effects of packaging influencing the sensory experience of smoking 36 and with reports of increases in calls to Quitlines.
There were increases in calls, and in the dispensing of nicotine replacement therapy vouchers, during the month when, and month after, the smokefree bars law came into force in December 2004, compared to the same two months the year before [ 29].
Places with quick payments and particularly bleak economic conditions tended to report increases in call volume.
First of all, we focused our attention only on anomalous increases in calling patterns.
Additional increases in calling rate did not further increase female preferences.
Highly publicized incidents such as the opening of the letter in Sen. Daschle's office were likely catalysts for the observed increases in call volume.
This strategy of allocating additional energy reserves to increasing calling rate is beneficial given the preference of female hylids for males calling at high rates and a female's ability to detect small incremental increases in calling rate.
This follows a 15% increase in calls in the runup to the reforms.
