Sentence examples for postponed increase from inspiring English sources

This can explain our finding showing a postponed increase of IL-1β in response to ATP plus P. gingivalis LPS stimulation.

The MPC has pledged to postpone increasing interest rates until the unemployment rate falls below 7%, provided inflation and financial stability remain under control.

Gordon Brown postponed the increase to an (unpopular) levy on fuel, because (he said) of rising energy prices.

It is hardly his fault that events have postponed an increase in rates; his chief economist a few months ago even talked about the possibility of a further easing as the turbulence in emerging market economies threatened to infect the rest of the world.

On Sept. 15, Amtrak postponed the increases to give its officials more time to explain their strategy.

By which he meant Ed Balls, who had the difficult task of responding to this cascade of new jobs, falling deficits, postponed taxes, increased pensions, investment grants and purses full of gold for hard-working families.

The gelation time was postponed with increasing PAM concentration in the CO2 atmosphere.

Epidemiologic transition is characterized by a shift in the population burden of disease from high incidence of early mortality due to acute communicable disease to postponed mortality (increased life expectancy) and extended morbidity due to noncommunicable diseases.

The postponed death increases the proportion of a death after the event by a factor of 1.02 (RR) in comparison to the sample without postponement.

There were also examples of participants receiving urgent emails and work tasks during the day which meant that other planned tasks needed to be postponed, simultaneously increasing their total workload.

While Abe's decision to postpone another increase in the national sales tax may enable G.D.P. growth to pick up a bit — the first increase, last spring, knocked the economy back into recession — hopes of a U.S.-style rebound are fast dissipating.