Sentence examples for increasing within from inspiring English sources

It's clear that self-segregation is increasing within some communities.

By late yesterday, radiation levels were increasing within the turbine building and the pressure had risen to twice its designed capacity.

Piot said: "We must face hard truths – if the current rate of new HIV infections continues, merely sustaining the major efforts we already have in place will not be enough to stop deaths from Aids increasing within five years in many countries".

The stepped-up campaign inside Pakistan comes at a time when American-Pakistani relations have been fraying, and when anger is increasing within American intelligence agencies about ties between Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Directorase, known as the ISI, and militants in the tribal areas.

"We must face hard truths – if the current rate of new HIV infections continues, merely sustaining the major efforts we already have in place will not be enough to stop deaths from Aids increasing within five years in many countries," said Prof Peter Piot, director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and lead author of the report.

All antioxidative enzyme activities kept increasing within 72 h, except for PODs (Figure 1a-d).

On the other hand, the cuts only benefited formal workers, potentially increasing within-region inequality.

This large shift in magnitude may be due to a number of factors, including increasing within-lake productivity, increasing disequilibrium between the isotopic balance of the lake with the atmosphere as the lake became isotopically 'mature', and declining soil respiration linked to small, but distinct retreat in forest biomes.

By systematically increasing within-experiment variation relative to between-experiment variation, heterogenization tended to improve reproducibility compared to standardization.

Higher mortality rates can increase preference for older males by increasing within-cohort selection, but preference for older males can lead to reduced mortality rates [8].

Although heterogenization tended to improve reproducibility by increasing within-experiment variation relative to between-experiment variation, the effect was too weak to account for the large variation between laboratories.