Sentence examples for longer term increase from inspiring English sources

Only during following events did subsurface runoff components regain their importance, causing higher fractions of pre-event water and a longer term increase of baseflow.

Other studies have demonstrated a short term (4 6 weeks) increase in anxiety following screening but no longer term increase [ 6, 31].

Subsequent research, made easier by the improvement in medical record keeping since 1991, has shown convincingly that side effects of the anthrax vaccine in 2003 were short-lived and not associated with any longer term increase in symptomatic ill health.

Similarly, statistical equating had not altered what was actually a longer term increase in the pass rate for Part 2. There is no theoretical reason why statistical equating alone could produce such an effect, there is no evidence that it has done, and since statistical equating produces better predictive validity then the improved performance at both exams has to be taken as genuine.

The seasonality of presentation of skin cancers appeared not to be mainly an artefact of the cancer registration process or of organisational aspects of medical care attendance, and only a small proportion of it could be explained as an artefact of the longer term increase in registrations of these cancers.

Good governance is essential: There have been many mergers in all sectors fail to generate the expected cost savings but there have also been longer term increases in effectiveness and brand recognition.

Surely it would be more sensible to put money into the pockets of low-paid workers by cutting their income tax?" Kenneth Clarke, the former Conservative chancellor, who backed the idea of a short-term VAT cut at the weekend, criticised the Government's package as a "reckless gamble" yesterday, insisting that it could cause longer term increases in interest rates.

Diversity is thought to influence ecosystem resilience (Grant 2009; Allen et al. 2010); therefore, variability among sites of the same age may in fact be beneficial in the longer term, increasing resilience through differences in diversity as seedlings mature and alter vegetation structure and composition.

While all eyes will be on the second-quarter results of Wall Street firms, Mr. Hintz contends that it is important to assess what would happen to revenue in a longer-term increase in interest rates.

As for the next fiscal confrontation — over a longer-term increase in the nation's debt limit, which is essential for the government to borrow to pay existing obligations — the poll had some of its only good news for Republicans.

They'll very probably lose the argument that a short-term rather than a longer-term increase is acceptable, both because their bill no longer represents a plausible compromise and because the past few days have served to demonstrate to the public, the markets and Congress that going through this exercise again in the winter would be extremely dangerous.