Sentence examples for more frequent increases from inspiring English sources

Peter S. Kalikow, the transportation authority chairman, has said that a return to more modest, but more frequent, increases may be the wiser path.

Although CXCL13 did not predict the likelihood of achieving clinical LDA at 12 months within a structured treat-to-target protocol, elevated levels of CXCL13 were associated with more frequent increases of methotrexate dosage (P < 0.001).

Ground delays of an hour or more have also become more frequent, increasing 130percentt in the last five years, the report found.

During the past year these attacks had become more frequent, increasing to one per month.

With the increasing number of core needle biopsies, diagnosis of LN has become more frequent, increasing the necessity for improvements in the knowledge of the different aspects influencing the decision toward surgical excision or conservative management [1, 2].

When asked whether this would create pressure for more frequent fare increases, he answered by saying that the borrowing plan has been responsible for reviving the transit system.

Much of our discomfort with the panel's findings stems from a basic intuition: since earlier and more frequent screening increases the likelihood of detecting a possibly fatal cancer, it is always desirable.

65, 110 During the PLACID study, the DEX implant plus laser group had more frequent IOP increases than the laser only group.

We hypothesized that hospital admissions for decompensation of HF that were triggered by air pollution would be associated with more frequent subclinical increases in pulmonary arterial (PA) diastolic and right ventricular (RV) pressures.

Experiments that have examined water variability in mesic environments and most studies of crop irrigation methods found that more frequent watering increased plant growth or survival [ 9, 10, 14, 16, 17].

Fighting and traveling became much more frequent, thus increasing deadly contagion.