Sentence examples for increases meaning from inspiring English sources

Runoff's role in the rising sea level increases, meaning the fraction attributable to expansion, and thus the amount of heat taken up by the sea, has fallen (and the chart therefore levels out).

Hence, the variance of decreases as increases, meaning that M-GC estimates are asymptotically efficient.

Another relationship was found between the fineness value of the breakage and the critical surface tension for wetting (γc), which indicates that as the γ value increases (meaning less fines produced), the γc increases (meaning less hydrophobicity) based on the contact angle and flotation tests.

Similarly, the CO2/N2 permselectivity significantly increases, meaning that the prepared IL mixtures work as CO2 carriers under low trans-membrane pressure differentials, facilitating the flux of CO2 through SILMs.

As can be seen, NMSE ( p c ⋆ ) increases as K increases, meaning that the difference between ∥ p Δ ⋆ ∥ 2 and ∥ p c ⋆ ∥ 2 becomes larger as the number of STs increases.

It clearly shows that even though the travel distance increases, meaning the tsunami should lose energy due to geometric spreading of the wave front and bottom friction, the tsunami height increases because of decreasing sea depth.

In the last two years, the volume of work has increased, meaning more diversions.

As a cardinal, Archbishop Dolan's already weighty responsibilities to the global Catholic Church will increase, meaning he will most likely spend less time in New York.

We still expect Asda to get more aggressive on price (what else can it do?) but the pace of the Tesco recovery is increasing, meaning it is better able to cope with whatever Asda does.

As more sites emerge, the competition for people's attention will only increase, meaning that companies will have to continue to carefully select their best looking stats more and more.

After investigating, the C.D.C. found that with the growth of the industry, not only were more workers dying but, more surprising, the fatality rate was increasing, meaning the relative risk was rising.