Sentence examples for ones increased by from inspiring English sources

Nationally, median prices for existing homes, a category which does not include newly built ones, increased by 15.1percentt in April compared to last year, according to the National Association of Realtors.

But its finding that the number of British-born Christians fell by 15% in the 10 years between 2001 and 2011 while the number of foreign-born ones increased by 1.2 million is also really bad for the Church of England.

Though the Lat B-treated culture produced significantly fewer embryos, the proportion of well-developed/matured ones increased by nearly twice under 100 nm Lat B (table in Figure 2C), when we used the embryo length as a simple substitutional criterion of embryo maturity (embryos above 2.5 mm were considered as matured ones; see inset in Fig. 2C and details in Methods).

The number of people who are unemployed, plus the number of people who are not actively seeking a job but would like one, increased by 124,000 in March after rising by 237,000 in February, according to a calculation by James F. O'Sullivan, an economist at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Company.

We measured the shape changes separately in the denticulate and naked cuticle; the cells in these two regions rearranged in a similar way, each one increasing by roughly 2 cells in the anteroposterior axis (data not shown).

However, misfit between the theoretical spectral ratio (1) and the observed ones increases by introducing the frequency dependent Q (accordingly, Δt* is frequency dependent), and we prefer the frequency-independent model (Additional file 8: Figure S7).

As a result, while Dutch house prices have plunged, Belgian ones have increased by 11%.

The number of pecks required to release one pellet was initially set at one, then increased by five with every trial successfully completed (ITI 100 s).

The Coalition's primary vote dropped by almost 10%, while that of Labor and One Nation increased by around 4.5% and 6.5% respectively.

After two consecutive correct responses, Δ d was decreased by one dot; after one incorrect response, Δ d was increased by one dot.

This questionnaire had nine questions and after patients received tattoos the average score for each one of the questions increased by around one point.