Sentence examples for increases temporarily from inspiring English sources

The rate increases temporarily during exercise, emotional excitement, and fever and decreases during sleep.

The quantity of Al-O increases temporarily as well, because of the migration of O free radicals.

For example, if the price of electricity increases temporarily, as it might in warm summer months when air conditioning is in high demand, then a household might settle on a warmer air conditioner setting, or might opt to use cooling solutions that consume less electricity (fans, open windows, etc).

The author's hypothesis is that exercise increases (temporarily) the cellular acidity level, and this leads to a reduction in the rate of carcinogenesis.

But free cash flow was increased temporarily because the company delayed the payment of $200 million in bonuses to its employees.

That limit was increased temporarily in the economic stimulus bill approved by Congress in February, to $729,750 in the nation's most expensive housing markets.

The state would then use that information to plan increases in the upstate wage — or to suspend the increase temporarily, statewide, depending on economic data.

Denitrification rates were low, with only ∼ 15% of total N mineralized being denitrified, although this may be increased temporarily following sediment resuspension events.

Clinical parameters of soiling and passive incontinence (loss of stool without sensation) increased significantly until 12 months postoperatively, whereas urgency and tenesmus increased temporarily, returning to preoperative values at 12 months.

In the meantime, if the average price for each imported product rises faster than the volume of shipments falls, China's surplus with the United States could continue increasing temporarily.

As usual during recessions, mismatches between employer needs and worker skills also increased temporarily, reflecting greater churn in the labor market as workers were forced to move across industries and occupations.