Sentence examples for increasing amount of products from inspiring English sources

"While Valero has said that it is exporting an increasing amount of products, particularly from the Gulf Coast, the volume of exports remains relatively small," Day said.

Signal intensities increased with the increasing amount of products not only for PM probes, but also for MM probes.

Increasing amounts of products are delivered to customers, new application areas emerge and prices of products decrease [5, p. 49].  .

Quantity outweighed quality as folks in the spy business focused not on accuracy or impact, but on increasing amounts of product.

The increasing amount of nanotechnological products, found in our environment and those applicable in engineering, material sciences and medicine has stimulated a growing interest in examining their long-term impact on genetic and epigenetic processes.

It seemed that the main reason for the improvement of strength is the decrease and modification of orientation index for the nucleus function, not the increasing amount of hydration products.

There is an increasing amount of commercial products addressing the customer's fitness which also track its sleep.

Organizations developing and providing maintenance support products and in-service support does also need to improve the capability to efficiently exploit the increasing amount of digital product information and design data provided together with hardware (HW) and software (SW) products from aircraft manufacturers, sub-system suppliers and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM).

In contrast, an increasing amount of circular DNA product was obtained with increasing amount of Tma DNA ligase added to the reaction mixture (lanes 2 5, Fig.  3), indicating the need to determine the sufficient amount of DNA ligase required for optimal ligation to compensate for enzyme inactivation at high temperature during the denaturation step of the cycle.

People living in urban areas consume diets distinctly different from those of their rural counterparts which usually includes an increasing amount of animal and dairy products, sugar rich food, fast foods and less of fruits and vegetables (Barry, 1999).

Within the American market, an increasing amount of the company's product comes from its laboratories and factories abroad.