Sentence examples for mere increased from inspiring English sources

This is not just to mere increased consideration on the part of the paper's reviewers; the standards editor writes..

As stroke triggers neurogenesis [ 39], we analyzed whether the enhanced neurogenesis observed in ephrin-B3−/− mice might be due to mere increased brain injury in these animals.

Nor can mere increased computational power alone contend with such developments since calculating faster, but on the wrong problem, actually takes us farther away, rather than nearer to, our goal of understanding.

However, digitization comprises more than the mere increasing use of digital technology.

Analysts suspect the figures were helped by the new wholesale-price index, which India's statisticians use to distinguish increases in volume from mere increases in price.

It is, of course, true that a mere increase in the number of foreign troops in Afghanistan will count for little unless the most careful thought is given to how they should be used.

NO sooner had the Labor Department announced that the growth in jobs remained anemic in January, a mere increase of 21,000, than the Democrats held a series of news conferences on Friday to highlight a favorite campaign tactic: attacking the corporate outsourcing of jobs overseas.

One line of attack is based on the idea of "externalities" in investment; another concerns itself with the variety of additions to capital (as opposed to mere increases in quantity); yet another tries to take seriously Schumpeter's ideas (hitherto neglected in mainstream economic thought) on obsolescence and "creative destruction".

However, this paper has emphasized that there are more implications of digital technology then mere increases in efficiency.

The present study highlight that, a mere increase in resolution by a way of computationally more expensive statistical downscaling does not necessarily contribute towards improving the signal strength.

This finding raises the important point that increased fluctuation, rather than mere increase or decrease in excitability, may be a marker of abnormal neuronal function in migraine.