Sentence examples for moderate increase and from inspiring English sources

Of the town's 6,843 residential properties, 57 percent will pay about the same in taxes or a little less, 19percentt will get a moderate increase and 24percentt a higher increase, he said.

The factors are helpfully stratified into those conferring a high increase, a moderate increase and a slight increase in risk.

No increase, moderate increase, and strong increase were defined as an FDP level of <9, 10 to 24, and >25 mg/L, respectively.

No increase, a moderate increase and a strong increase were defined as a FDP of less than 9, 10 to 24 and more than 25 mg/L, respectively.

No increase, moderate increase and strong increase were defined as FDP <10, 10 ≤ FDP <25, and FDP ≥25 mg/l, respectively.

By contrast, the temporal profile for the Δ so2426 mutant showed an initial moderate increase and then a dramatic reduction in siderophore excretion compared to the wild type.

It is known, for instance, that moderate increases in temperatures of the skin are perceived as warmth, moderate decreases as cold, checkerboard combinations of moderate increases and decreases as heat, and intense increases as pain.

For example, in a semi-parametric group-based analysis of early adolescents from Northwestern Quebec, Brendgen and colleagues (2005) identified consistently low, moderate, increasing, and consistently high trajectories of depression; almost 50percentt of participants were in the consistently low group [ 39].

In striatal MSNs, it has been determined that synaptic stimulation at 1Hz does not cause significant calcium signals, but 10Hz stimulation causes moderate increases, and higher stimulation (up to 100Hz) significantly raises calcium levels.

We found out that "switching off" all positive feedbacks catalyzed by thrombin caused moderate increase of and almost did not change R' (blue line in Fig. 4b).

The three classes (Low Stable, Moderate-Increasing and High-Decreasing) were compared on demographic characteristics and baseline predictor variables.