Sentence examples for namely increases from inspiring English sources

Expect those appeals to focus on the pocketbook implications of a debt-ceiling crisis — namely, increases in interest rates for mortgages, credit cards, and car payments, not to mention the nation's existing debt.

As well, it is clear that when the environment of transmission deteriorates, namely, increases, decreases correspondingly.

In the case of the KM model, the variation is slightly larger, namely increases of 40.6 μm and 19.9 μm for the thick and thin layers, 17.3% and 28.5%percentt of the mean thickness respectively.

Namely, increases in the levels of TC and LDL-C and decreases in the level of HDL-C were predicted to result in significant increases in TG.

Namely, increases in DAT levels are responsible for the increases in AMPH, MPH, and other dopamine releaser, but not DAT blocker, effects at the dopamine terminal.

Diazinon failed to alter cat, gss, or gpx7 expression; enhanced sod2 instead of suppressing it; and evoked additional changes not seen with chlorpyrifos, namely, increases in gpx1 and gpx3 and decreases in gpx6.

There is a trade off between sensitivity and specificity; namely, increased sensitivity leads to detection of an increased number of false positives.

But a paradox lurks at the heart of this – namely, increasing the democratic autonomy of MPs may reduce that of citizens.

"But once they see the benefits - namely increased choice for their children's education - I'm sure they will find the benefits outweigh their concerns".

In his foreword to the World Economic Outlook, he said: "As the effects of the financial crisis slowly diminish, another trend may come to dominate the scene, namely, increased income inequality".

He emphasized that Russia should pay a political price if it refuses to allow international observers (e.g., UNOMIG and OSCE) to remain present in Abkhazia and South Ossetia: namely, increased Western assistance to Georgia.