Sentence examples for off increased from inspiring English sources
Gait speed, maximal knee flexion angle at swing phase, and slope of knee flexion curve at toe off increased significantly after phenol block (p<.05).
Finally, the effects of BRCA1/2 mutations on fecundity and cancer susceptibility provide an excellent example of antagonistic pleiotropy, trading off increased reproductive fitness against impaired somatic maintenance (tumor suppression).
The peak pressure at heel strike increased for three subjects, the peak pressure at push off increased for four subjects, and the peak shear force increased for four subjects.
As if heading advertising for the New York Times Media Group wasnt tough enough in this climate, Denise Warren is taking on the role of general manager of NYTimes.com as the site fends off increased challenges from competitors and the economy.
For women who want to increase their libido, or people who want to have sex with women with an increased libido, or drug companies who want to make a butt-tonne of cash off increased libedos, it would be a huge deal.
The mean number of years traded off increased with severity of health states.
Veteran mobile game publishers you may not have even heard of are growing, too, feeding off increasing consumer interest.
New Labour continued where the Tories had left off, increasing excise duties and reducing tax reliefs and allowances.
The principal reason why the Fed held off increasing US rates last week was the slowdown in China.
Npower also said it could now hold off increasing bills until 2015 and would reduce prices soon, as predicted on Sunday night by the Guardian.
In other words, if the oligopoly wage is too low, the firms are better off increasing their wage, and so workers will not punish them (by getting angry).
