Sentence examples for increasing immediately from inspiring English sources

All rumen digesta particle size fractions varied by time after feeding, with soluble particle fractions increasing immediately after feeding and 0.15, 0.6, and 1.18-mm particle size fractions decreasing slightly after feeding.

In olives treated by the ABA at veraison, the accumulation of anthocyanins is increasing immediately after application of the treatment and their levels increase exponentially to reach their maxima at full maturity with significantly high levels compared to control.

Transcripts for each of these genes responded in a similar manner, increasing immediately until 2 h, when the cells began to grow (Figure 6).

This is consistent with the rate of delivery of CO2 to the lungs, increasing immediately following an increase in heart rate and resulting in a gradual rise in arterial CO2 that then stimulates the chemoreceptors to increase ventilation.

Compared with baseline and SC subjects, IG subjects demonstrated a significant group-by-time interaction for benefit and knowledge of preconception counseling and reproductive health: increasing immediately after the first visit (P < 0.001) and being sustained for 9 months (P < 0.05 benefits; P < 0.001 knowledge).

The first day of treatment achieved best scores in the T2 group: despite the pain increasing immediately after the application of the laser beam, because of the vascular effect depending on the local heat, at the end of treatment, the patients of this group referred reduced pain in the treated area.

But the chemical signs of algae start to increase immediately above this layer.

Albion's finance director, Mark Jenkins, expects last season's £12m overall wage bill to increase immediately by about £4m.

"We'd prefer, if it needs to be increased, that it not be increased immediately," said Mary Lorencz, the director of media relations.

He said that the frequency of anti-Muslim violence appeared to have increased immediately after some of Mr. Trump's most incendiary comments.

Republican candidates have asserted that economic growth would increase immediately if the Dodd-Frank law, which was passed in 2010 and increased bank regulation, were repealed.