Sentence examples for possible an increase from inspiring English sources
This week, the nonpartisan Pew Research Center found for the first time that a majority of Americans — 56 percent — favored removing troops from Afghanistan as soon as possible, an increase of eight percentage points from a poll taken in May after Bin Laden's death.
If a densification of 1 4 in each direction would be possible, an increase of the area by a factor of 16 will be accessible, so 64 cm2 in our case, which is equivalent to 80% of the surface of a 4-in.
In this sense, according to the use of lamellar nanoparticles, the use of dispersing agents such as sodium polyacrylate (B500) or binders such as dicarboxylate ester (PES) and an initial pre-treatment of the fabric by cold oxygen plasma makes possible an increase in time ignition and a reduction of heat release rate.
A bidirectional effect is possible: an increase in SOC might result in better HRQOL or residents who have better HRQOL might also have strong SOC.
Nevertheless, other evolutionary forces such as genetic drift and demographic factors may also affect differentiation among populations and linkage disequilibrium patterns, making possible an increase of false positive within the set of putative loci with extreme patterns of variation/differentiation and make difficult the identification of true signals of natural selection.
In farming, improvements in technique and equipment have made possible an increasing output from a declining labour force.
It is possible that an increase in family benefits since the 1980s, and especially the introduction of tax credits in 2003, have encouraged men to work less.
It is possible that an increase in neddylation cannot be observed because of high deneddylating activity of CSN.
It is possible that an increase in ACh in the motor nerve ending of neuromuscular junction may play a role.
It is possible that an increase in patients (concession beneficiaries) treated may have raised the number of NSAID prescriptions.
They show that early enteral feeding in this group of patients is possible without an increase in postoperative complications.
