Sentence examples for search for increased from inspiring English sources

Consumer expenditure on telecommunications services is about 247,855 millions of dollars in North America and 242,323 millions of dollars in Western Europe in 2012.2 Industries developing those products are typically concentrated and firms are in constant search for increased profitability.

Therefore, we initiated a search for increased resistance to environmental stressors that could explain the persistence of this specific strain in the nosocomial environment and found that C132-98 exhibits a markedly higher heat tolerance when compared to another clinical strain K. pneumoniae C3091 and the reference strain for K. pneumoniae capsule serotype K28.

Interestingly, receipt of a formal diagnosis from a GP did not seem to reduce worry in some participants and had triggered many to search for increased knowledge and understanding of the problem.

In a search for increased profit, the monolines began to diversify their book of business into the lucrative world of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) and other structured finance products.

11 12 Disruption of the intestinal epithelial barrier and aberrant accumulation of leucocytes within the intestinal lamina propria (LP) leading to continued mucosal damage characterise CD and UC. 13 While biologics offer more targeted treatment, the search for increased specificity in IBD therapeutics continues.

We assumed the same group size for two matching heterotic groups and performed the search for increasing group sizes from two to 20.

In the present study we searched for increased incidence of traffic accidents and for protective effect of RhD positivity in 3890 military drivers.

The first part of the hypothesis may be tested by searching for sexual dimorphism in shell ornamentation in gonochoristic snails, by searching for increased variance in shell ornamentation relative to other shell traits, and by mate choice experiments using individuals with experimentally enhanced ornamentation.

To this end, an extension of the method proposed by DuMouchel et al. [ 10] to include the geographic dimension might be explored; they searched for increased reporting rates of an adverse reaction, compared with the historical reporting rates of that adverse reaction with the drug of interest.

But his constancy in the search for enlightenment increased his stature immeasurably.

A search for Elisabeth increased in urgency as Kerstin's condition worsened.