Sentence examples for result has increased from inspiring English sources

Tomkins, who will start at full-back, was England's best performer but admitted the result has increased the pressure on the team.

The amount of CO2 that has remained in the atmosphere as a result has increased from about 40 per cent in 1990 to 45 per cent in 2008.

The result has increased pressure on team captain John Lloyd, who drew criticism for his decision not to select Andy Murray to play in Saturday's doubles.

Incidents of racism in the wake of the EU referendum result have increased dramatically, according to the latest figures.

DAT-tg animals are genetically altered to contain four additional copies of the DAT gene and as a result have increased surface expression of DAT as well as increased uptake rates (Vmax).

The number of A-level results has increased from 16 points (61%) in 1997 to 769 (adjusted for increased in students) points (76%) in 2007.

The need for timely results has increased the interest in rapid screening methods.

While both boys' and girls' results have increased, the gap between the two genders has remained solid.

Academies are independently run, government-funded schools and, although their results have increased faster than other schools on average, there have been some high-profile failures.

Results have increased our understanding of archaeological site location in Norway and the close links between landscape ecology and archaeology.

The results have increased the use of larger femoral heads in primary THA, although wear studies have not reported better performance for large femoral heads [49].