Sentence examples for increasing rapidly through from inspiring English sources
For most of the last century, wages and productivity — the key measure of the economy's efficiency — have risen together, increasing rapidly through the 1950's and 60's and far more slowly in the 1970's and 80's.
Later in the simulation this leads to IFNB1 production with numbers increasing rapidly through the positive feedback loop.
In the near future the volume of variants requiring interpretation will greatly increase as the data being generated across the healthcare sector are increasing rapidly through increased single gene, panel, exome and whole genome testing [ 12, 20, 21].
Set 2 does not show induction until week 8, increasing rapidly through the remaining sample points, and this group also shows enrichment for general cellular metabolism and biosynthesis, but also contains terms related to photosynthesis.
In response to short-term osmotic stress (20% glucose or 1.2 M NaCl) in Moniliella cells, MmTKL1 expression increased rapidly through the first 40 min before subsequently decreasing gradually, while MmTKL2 expression showed no significant change.
Uptake of milk recording and herd testing increased rapidly through the 1920s, as did the recognition that pastures that were rested in between grazing events yielded more in a year than those continuously grazed.
The number of novel Rickettsiales associated with protists, arthropods, and mammals has increased rapidly through the application of molecular detection and phylogenetics [ 4]-[ 6],[ 9],[ 10].
From an inverse relationship in 1976 1978, the gap between the most and least deprived males appeared in the late 1970s and increased rapidly through to the 1990s.
In (Ln,Sr 2CoO4 with the La2NiO4 structure Sánchez-Andujar and Señaris-Rodriguez(117) found that G was equal to 0.08 vu for La2CoO4 but increased rapidly through Nd2CoO4 to a value of 0.18 vu for Gd2CoO4.
In present scenarios terror attacks through harbor and open seas are increasing rapidly.
That number is increasing rapidly.
