Sentence examples for measure of increased from inspiring English sources

Longer, louder noises are taken as a measure of increased aggression.

In this young CF cohort, best forced expiratory volume in 1 second was an insensitive measure of increased morbidity.

We Need More," by Daniel C. Esty and Michael E. Porter (Op-Ed, April 28), is a reasoned proposal to impose a financial cost on carbon use to achieve five things important to the nation: some measure of increased energy independence, innovation of new technologies, creation of new jobs, avoiding the government's trying to pick technology winners and raising money for the federal government.

What's more, the rats going through chocolate-chow withdrawal spent less time in the exposed parts of a specially designed maze, a measure of increased anxiety.

Male hierarchy instability as a measure of increased within-group aggression and stress.

B. Upper panel show a semi-quantitative measure of increased in alveolar septae cellularity described in Experimental procedures.

Student satisfaction is a quality measure of increasing importance in undergraduate programs, including nursing programs.

Interstitial fibrosis is an outcome measure of increasing importance in clinical trials of both renal transplantation and native disease, but data on the comparative advantages of fibrosis measurement methods are limited.

By using the big, clear measure of increasing personal allowances - a tactic which Brown always disliked because it was insufficiently targeted - the government has tried to send an equally big, clear message to its followers and, above all, to Labour voters in the Crewe & Nantwich byelection next week.

Rengelink (2012) found that naval force intervention was an effective measure of increasing guardianship that reduced piracy.

The gate valve was used to throttle the flow for injection and create resistance across the delivery line of the jet pump as a measure of increasing depth.