Sentence examples for mirrors the increase from inspiring English sources

The rise of procrastination, Professor Steel wrote in an analysis of hundreds of studies on the subject entitled "The Nature of Procrastination," mirrors the increase of other failures in self-regulation, like obesity, gambling and excessive debt, over the last 25 years.

Although the study did not measure changes in the quail's actual performance-- teaching a quail to fly in a wind tunnel is performance-- teachingsays Weber--the rise in oxidative caperformance-- teachingrrors the increase observed in sandpipers just before they migrate.

This significant decrease in connectivity for words mirrors the increase in laterality illustrated in Figure 1 b.

These studies show vertebrate genomes contain more Fox genes than the genomes of other animals, suggesting an expansion that mirrors the increase in gene numbers seen for other gene families [ 7].

Their findings show a continued exponential increase in dementia incidence after age 90 that mirrors the increase observed in persons aged 65 to 90, with a doubling every 5.5 years.

Glucose addition to yeast cells elicits a rapid spike in cAMP levels that depends on Ras and mirrors the increase in intracellular levels of GTP-bound Ras (Colombo et al. 1998).

One hypothesis is this partly mirrors the increasing visa restrictiveness of OECD countries for African citizens, suggesting that a certain degree of visa retaliation may have taken place.

This increased incidence is comparable to that reported by large hospitals in Canada [2], and mirrors the increases seen in North America and Europe over the past decade.

In 2009, this share is at 16%, which mirrors the increased activity of the state through the stimulus.

Increased use of drug therapy probably accounts for this and mirrors the increased use of lipid lowering therapy in secondary prevention of ischaemic heart disease[ 22].

7 28 Thirdly, the steady rise in sex ratios across the birth cohorts since 1986 mirrors the increasing availability of ultrasonography over that period.