Sentence examples for increasing more strongly from inspiring English sources

Prices of wheat, barley and soft fruit rose, with food prices as a whole increasing more strongly than usual, up 0.5% on the month.

In the shoots, total GLS levels were approximately two times higher in K-deficient plants than in control plants with indole GLS increasing more strongly than aliphatic GLS (Fig. 6A).

When the bath osmolality was increased more strongly, significant differences from the ideal behaviour were observed.

After the creep rate minimum, creep rates increase more strongly as a function of strain for [1 1 0] tensile loading.

The Tg of the am-PVC and t-PVC modified PVC is found to increase more strongly with the degree of modification in thin layer geometry than in the bulk.

The inability of the model to capture the reduction in F760 during the peak of the heat wave (Fig. 2c,d), suggests that simulated NPQ would need to increase more strongly as the photochemical yield declines during the heat wave or possibly that the simulated constitutive thermal dissipation does not increase enough at high temperatures19.

Correspondingly, we found that the Granger-causal influence in the theta band (n=275, paired t-test, P<0.001 in contraversive and P<0.01 in ipsiversive conditions; Fig. 3f) and beta band (n=275, paired t-test, P<0.001 in both contra- and ipsiversive trials; Fig. 3h) increased more strongly in the direction of ACC to FEF than vice versa (GACC→FEF−GFEF→ACC).

Although all groups needed significantly more handling in week 6 than in week 1 of the experiment, the need for handling increased more strongly in R6/2 than in WT mice for both home cage (p<0.001) and playground groups (p = 0.003; Figure 8D).

Also this concentration increased more strongly for the infected cells.

Fish consumption will continue to increase more strongly in developing countries than in developed countries, where the overall slowdown in consumption growth will continue.

However, a current that may be analogous to human CA IKACh was increased more strongly in PV cells than in atrial cells, perhaps favoring PV reentry.