Sentence examples for increasing to between from inspiring English sources

The Q10 values for basal respiration over the −0.5 20 °C temperature range were between 1.4 and 3.3 for the different soils, increasing to between 3.4 and 6.9 for glucose-induced respiration, and showed a temperature dependence with Q10 increasing with declining temperature.

The lifetime prevalence of NSSI is estimated to vary between 7.5% to 8% for preadolescents, increasing to between 12% and 23% for adolescents.

The percentage of subjects with seroprotective anti-PRP antibody concentrations was between 87.0% and 95.5% after dose 2, increasing to between 98.2% and 100% after the booster dose (Table 2).

These predicted average differences in BMI for a child with high levels of externalizing behavior compared to a child with low levels of externalizing behavior correspond to differences in weight of less than 2 pounds at 24 months of age, increasing to between 3 and 15 pounds at age 11 depending upon race and height.

His foreign minister, Alain Juppé, said the number of UN monitors should increase to between 300 and 400.

The government estimates that annual damages from flooding alone could increase to between £2bn and £12bn by the 2080s, an increase of about two to 10 times compared with current-day estimates.

At the same time, the average class size has increased to between 25 and 30 from 15. Teachers have been assigned to teach five and sometimes six classes, as opposed to four a day a decade ago.

If nothing is done to restrict these emissions, they are likely to increase to between 100m and 200m tonnes by 2030 - around half of all of the emissions permitted under the UK government's long-term carbon target.

At Stanford, the percentage of female students has increased to between 35 and 41percentt in the last four years from about 30percentt a decade ago, according to Wendy Hansen, associate director of M.B.A. admissions.

Officials had hoped the centres and the introduction of a single operating platform they claimed would save £128m a year, with further efficiencies allowing that figure to increase to between £300m and £400m.

At 20 weeks of gestation, the foetal human brain normally contains a total of about 13 billion neurons, and this increases to between 19-23 billion at the time of birth.