Sentence examples for mixture of increased from inspiring English sources

The Citizens Budget Commission, a civic watchdog group, warned early on that the budget, "with its mixture of increased recurring costs and reduced recurring revenues," was not "prudent" -- particularly in light of "the weakening national and local economy".

Promoter sequences have evolved at roughly 1.3 times background rate in the SDD/SDE clade and at 1.5 times the background rate on the SDD lineage (fig. 10), suggesting some mixture of increased PS and relaxation of constraint.

The rise in fraud stems from a mixture of increased opportunities and growing incentives.

According to Ganske, a number of strategic industries should benefit directly (apart from the impact that tax relief and social spending programs should have on encouraging consumers to get spending again) including car makers, defense companies, infrastructure providers and, of course energy companies, through the mixture of increased spending by the state and credit support.

Individual content assessments showed a mixture of increased correct answers (some gains were small) and more sophisticated reasoning patterns, but additional study is warranted to determine the validity and reliability of our content questions.

Global hypoxia appears therefore to impact on pulmonary artery pressures to a greater degree than regional hypoxia and oxygenated districts of the lung can compensate for suspected HPV as well whilst global hypoxia, it would seem, by a mixture of increased cardiac output (systemic control), and raised pulmonary tone (pulmonary control) shifts the balance towards reversible pulmonary hypertension.

The mobile phase consisted of a mixture of increasing proportions of CH3OH in water with trifluoroacetic acid 0.01% (TFA).

For instance, a mixture of increasing the dose of recombinant sulfamidase and modifying the chemical structure to remove mannose-6-phosphate glycans has been attempted.

Part of FPR (200 g) was submitted to silica gel 60 (0.04-0.063 mm, 200 g) vacuum flash chromatography using as eluent, hexane (Hex), hexane-ethyl acetate (Hex-EtOAc) mixture of increasing polarity, and methanol (MeOH).

Fraction E (10.0 g) obtained with CHCl3 was subjected to CC (silica gel 60, 50 g) and eluted with CHCl3-MeOH mixture of increasing polarity to give 7 sub-fractions (E1-E7).

The resulting yellowish residue was extracted with diethyl ether (3 x 150 mL), dried, concentrated and purified by column chromatography eluting with cyclohexane/ethyl acetate mixture of increasing polarity to give the corresponding alkaloids (8a–' o').