Sentence examples for reported substantial increase from inspiring English sources

Bonmanumsin et al. (2012) reported substantial increase in yield of monomeric sugars from Miscanthus sinensis with microwave-assisted ammonium hydroxide treatment.

The currently reported substantial increase in salivary carbonyls (by 246%) in the OSCC patients is of no surprise, pointing at the significant free radicals attack to which the epithelial cells have been exposed.

Visits to the health center were also down 20 percent in a year when other schools reported substantial increases in the flu and colds.

Though levels of belief in God and the doctrinal teachings of religions continue to decline among Nones (as well as among some of the religiously affiliated), the Pew Forum reported substantial increases in the percentage of Americans who report "a deep sense of spiritual peace and well-being" (up 6% since 2007) and in "wonder about the universe" (up 7% since 2007).

All 3 areas reported substantial increases in cases during 2011.

In Texas, USA, Clark and Jones (1981) reported substantial increases in sorghum yield from 1420 kg/ha to 1650 kg/ha for tied ridging compared with flat planting.

This decline, observed between 1995-1998, followed three years of reported substantial increases in the coverage rates of all antigens (UNICEF, 1999).

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has reported substantial increases in the per capita rate of CT scanning across the majority of developed countries [ 2].

The Global Burden of Disease 2010 reported substantial increases in cardiovascular disease; ischaemic heart disease, stroke and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease were among the leading causes of death globally [ 19].

Based on residents' subjective reporting using pre-post scales (i.e., importance and confidence), all participants to date have reported substantial increases in confidence/self-efficacy using primary care counseling skills in their continuity clinic.

Four studies from UK, Canada, Botswana and Zimbabwe, which analysed patient clinical accounts, reported substantial increases in the prescription by NMP of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory [ 49], cardiovascular [ 50] and antibiotic medicines [ 54- 56].