Sentence examples for regular increase in from inspiring English sources

[From a professor emeritus of classics at Fordham University] * I know that the winners of this contest will be getting copies of Will Shortz's favorite 101 puzzles, but after seeing this Berry tour-de-force (maintaining the regular increase in difficulty throughout the week, too!), he might as well make it 107.

We have found a regular increase in κ as the surfactant concentration is increased (in the Additional file 1: Figure S2), an effect indicating a shape transformation of the aggregates (from spheres to cylinders) and perhaps some degree of percolation.

At the same time, there is a regular increase in the soluble pectin content, so that the difference between these two pectin fractions becomes very low at maturity and this is whatever the treatment used.

With increase in concentration of GO, a regular increase in the gallery spacing of ZrO2 in respective NCs has been observed ranging 2θ = 28.10° to 27.80° (d = 3.172 to 3.205 Ǻ) as observed in Fig. 3b d.

According to TEM results nanoparticles prepared with different amount of polymer are spherical in shape, but on increasing the polymer content lead to a regular increase in nanoparticles diameter.

A regular increase in mean RBW for mice that received the combination of 177Lu-DOTA-chCE7 177Lu-DOTA-chCE7 177Lu-DOTA-chCE7and37 PTXt treatment start indicouldg no therapy-induced weight loss and/or signs of toxicity (Figure 3c).

The computer industry has generally stopped relying on regular increases in the processing speed of chips.

It included a surcharge on taxis and regular increases in transit tolls and fares.

The result: despite regular increases in the regular minimum wage, the tipped minimum wage hasn't changed since 1991.

Regular increases in the cost of general visas since 2010 – from £68 to £83 – had not resulted in reduced visitor numbers from countries not benefiting from waiver arrangements, aides said.

Many longtime readers, myself included, bitch about the regular increases in subscription rates, but that doesn't stop us from shelling out, and it doesn't make much sense either.