Sentence examples for increasing more dramatically from inspiring English sources
Viral RC increased during the 4 months of STI, increasing more dramatically during the first 2 months than during the second half of the STI.
It appears that for HbA1c values < 7.5% and fasting blood glucose levels < 6.1-6.7 mg/dl the occurrence of hypoglycemia in the elderly is increasing more dramatically than in younger patients < 60 years.
This is misleading, it seems, since new figures show the male alcohol-related death rate is sadly more than twice the female one, and has also increased more dramatically than the female rate since 1991.
As the range increases, path loss increases more dramatically.
However tree plantation and mining had increased more dramatically than agriculture (>9%/yr).
"Dry bulk shipping demand has increased more dramatically than anticipated," Jefferies analyst Douglas Mavrinac writes.
In this regard, although the initial elevation of the VAS score was similar for the two groups (13.3 % in SRT vs. 24.4%% in PT, p = 0.634), the pain increased more dramatically in the PT than in the SRT group from the second measurement until tourniquet removal (11.7 % in SRT vs. 51.5%% in PT, p = 0.002).
The activity and the selectivity to C2 oxygenates of the mixed-oxide catalysts after the H2 reduction were higher than those of the unpromoted Rh/SiO2 catalysts, but the activity of the RhVO4/SiO2 catalyst increased more dramatically after the decomposition by the H2 reduction at 300°C, and hence the yield of C2 oxygenates increased.
The Rock Meter also increases more dramatically when Star Power is activated, making it easier for the player to make the Rock Meter stay at a high level.
The mRNA length correlates linearly with the time required to reach the state of triplet and quadruplet equality (Figure 3b) on the tested interval (note that that CPU-time required for such simulations increases more dramatically).
Interestingly, PDI expression was increased more dramatically in ERα-positive than ERα-negative IBC (Fig. 7C).
