Sentence examples for is rather increasing from inspiring English sources

The results show that in the processes under study the representation of states by utilitarian types of bureaucracies is rather increasing, while the role of conservationist bureaucracies is declining.

Its prevalence is rather increasing with the broad implementation of standardized evidence-based treatment algorithms for heart failure.

Our recorded data can also have explained by D'Angelo., 2013 who stated that in inflammatory states, hepcidin production is no longer regulated by iron burden but is rather increased through IL-6 stimulation.

However, when the finite buffer traffic model is used, the maximization of the average utility does not hold for α = 1, but it is rather increased as α → 0. Figure 3b depicts the average utility when the utility function is the α-fair function with α = 0.5 (see (22)) reaching a similar conclusion.

The number is a suspiciously round one, but the chances of life being found elsewhere do seem to have been rather increased.

They said that the complications including depression and wrist mobility limitation were acceptable, but the scar size of radial forearm donor site was rather increased in 21.7 % of patients [11].

The absence of CD28, CD40, CD40L, CD80/CD86 or 4-1BBL did either not affect viral replication in the early phase of infection or early viral titers were rather increased [38], [39], [41] [44].

Phosphatidylcholine species were rather increased, whereas most phosphatidylethanolamine, -inositol and -serine, were decreased.

NOTCH2 signals likely corresponding to full-length NOTCH2 and N2CTD were rather increased in cell lines with a mesenchymal phenotype.

A study reported that serum adiponectin levels in normal-weight psoriasis patients were rather increased as compared to the healthy controls [ 6], which was consistent with our result.

However, the cholesterol efflux potential of HDL isolated from human subjects with homozygous CETP deficiency was rather increased compared to normolipidemic control subjects.