Sentence examples for increasing the division of from inspiring English sources

We granted tax cuts to the richest 1percentt (corporate bigwigs, well-to-do guitar players), increasing the division of wealth that threatens to destroy our social contract with one another and render mute the promise of "one nation indivisible".

It is anticipated that by increasing the division of the solid angle and thereafter having more discrete radiation intensities, more accurate predictions could be attained.

He said: "This development will further hinder oil exports, deprive Libya of its only source of income and increase the division of the country.

It also would require the PUC to adopt a stricter accounting process and would increase the Division of Ratepayer Advocates' independence from the commission.

As seen in figure 4, increasing the division radius of all cells increases the ability of a superior mutant to invade the system.

Therefore, in contrast to the conclusions of our previous analysis [ 17], the increase in expression of the cell cycle genes observed in the HGP-treated cattle appears more likely to be due to an increase in the division of cells in the FAPs and/or endothelial lineages than from increased division of cells in the muscle satellite cell lineage.

The administration of the growth factor neuregulin-1 stimatures mature cardiac myocyte division in vitro, which translated into a modest increase in the division of the mononucleated cardiac myocytes in vivo after systemic delivery of neuregulin (Bersell et al, 2009).

In a study on Italy and Spain, Cooke (2009) finds that increases in employment equity between partners increased equity in the division of household labor, which had beneficial effects on the progression to a second child.

The possible reason for the increased density was the division of the large SiO2 islands during the reaction process.

We hypothesize and provide evidence from ethnographic data that the basic accounting technology of recording transactions is associated with more extensive impersonal exchange and increased specialization in the division of labor.

Taken together, these results suggested that auxin acts by promoting divisions of quiescent cambial cells rather than by increasing the number of divisions of already dividing cells, the former producing a net increase in the number of cell clusters within the cambial ring.