The phrase "increases the dependency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used when talking about a situation where one thing or person relies heavily on another. Example: The country's heavy reliance on imported goods increases the dependency on foreign markets, making it vulnerable to economic fluctuations.
The result confirmed that the threshold for ripple initiation is decreased with increasing bed perturbation and that as the bed perturbation increases, the dependency of this threshold on the flow asymmetry becomes less and finally null for the notch-mounded bed.
Hence, inhibiting lactate uptake increases the dependency of aerobic tumour cells on glucose, and as a consequence deprives hypoxic cells of glucose precipitating their cell death [ 5, 7].
While using such libraries increases the dependencies for the scripts, they also ensure the generation of syntactically correct RDF triples.
More children would increase the dependency ratio until they were old enough to join the labour force.
Only their remedies differ: General McChrystal recommended a hefty infusion of soldiers, while Ambassador Eikenberry worried that such an infusion would increase the dependency of the Afghan government, and should be conditioned on the government's meeting certain benchmarks.
More children would increase the dependency ratio until they were old enough to join the workforce, but reduce labour shortages in the long term.
Slower population growth isn't going to limit this spending growth; it will just increase the dependency ratio and the expected per capita burden of taxation.
And second, what happens as the bulge of people of working age moves upwards, thereby increasing the dependency burden imposed by the elderly?The answer to the first question is probably "no".
The growing scarcity of water has increased the dependency of urban water system on energy, both for conveyance and treatment.
A set of mitotic regulators, including ubiquitination, proteasome degradation of mitotic factors, and PLK1, increase the dependency of KRAS-mutant cells on mitotic checkpoints and progression.
This behavior is particularly expected in urban scenarios where radio obstacles make disconnections predominant, thereby increasing the dependency on store-carry-forward strategies.
