Sentence examples for may increase per from inspiring English sources

Drought, on the other hand, reduces the availability of potable water; aggravates hygiene conditions; increases the number of people sharing the same water supply; and may increase per capita water contamination.

While buybacks may increase per-share value of equity, the total number of shares in issue is lower so the total value of equity should be unaffected (notwithstanding the impact of lost interest income on the cash distributed).The real benefits are from the positive signal the buyback sends.

This may increase to more than 100 litres per minute with increases in the rate of respiration and the quantity of air breathed in during each respiratory cycle (tidal volume).

Typically, each variant has only a limited effect on the risk, i.e., the risk may increase by 10 to 15% per copy of each risk allele except for TCF7L2, which is so far the most convincing type 2 diabetes risk gene, increasing the risk 1.4-fold (2).

The annual heat-related death rates in Lisbon may increase from between 5.4 and 6 per 100,000 in 1980 1998 to between 8.5 and 12.1 by the 2020s and to a maximum of 29.5 by the 2050s, if no adaptations occur.

Similarly, Tertilt (2006) shows that increasing female autonomy in marital choices may increase GDP per capita by lowering the degree of polygyny.

This finding may suggest increasing per-patient utilization of rehabilitation services in the hospice-care unit.

One assumption is that part time labor may increase capital input per FTE, but also increase the overhead per FTE (for instance human resources management staff (HRM)).

In another example, increasing the concurrence of sexual relationships without increasing their frequency or the duration will reduce the transmission risk per partnership, but may increase the transmission risk per unit time because the number of simultaneous partnerships increase.

Wage concessions extorted from labor may increase short-term profits on a per company instance but reduce business in the macro economy in the same economic moment.

An inefficient routing metric may increase overall transmission cost per packet by selecting lossy links and thereby may lead to poor throughput.