Sentence examples for increasing inward from inspiring English sources

"Liverpool is an excellent example of a city regenerating fast, with unemployment halved and increasing inward investment," said Louise Ellman, Labour MP for Liverpool Riverside.

Both untreated and Riboflavin porcine corneas had ratios well below unity (0.66), indicating a peak deformation speed higher in the recovery than in the increasing (inward) deformation period.

Wang et al. found that actin depolymerization reagents significantly increased cytoplasmic Ca2+ levels by increasing inward Ca2+ flux through hyperpolarization-activated Ca2+ permeable channels in pollen protoplasts and pollen tubes [ 55].

Notably, R975A exhibited only small, linearly increasing inward currents accompanied by marked increases in current noise, indicating that the AITC-evoked currents arose from a fast opening of ion channels.

The two main ideas are cycles of membrane pacemaker depolarization generated by hyperpolarization-activated cyclic nucleotide-gated cation channels (also known as If or Ih) and/or the cyclical release of Ca2+ from intracellular stores via ryanodine receptors increasing inward sodium-calcium exchanger currents during the diastolic depolarization (3, 6, 11, 13).

Trade promotion body UKTI wants to double the sector's annual exports to £31bn and increase inward investment by 2020.

A large majority of Irish-based Canadian multinationals believe the country could benefit from increased inward investment because of Brexit.

Don't they know that Australia's policy is to increase inward migration to that large and sparsely populate country and, as such, is devised to help applicants, not to control numbers?

"China, Japan and Malaysia are now aiming to increase inward mobility by providing international students with English-language curriculums, scholarships and less-expensive tuition fees when compared to those of the UK or US," she says.

On the one hand he is desperate to increase inward Chinese investment into the UK and clear the path for British firms to sell their products to the hugely expanding Chinese market.

At the same time, there must be increased inward convection to conserve the magnetic flux.