Sentence examples for smallest increases of from inspiring English sources

And if you thought just a little meat now and then isn't so bad, the review found that the steepest rise in mortality occurred at the smallest increases of red-meat intake.

It appears that the sub-regions for which the largest increases in the tropical night index (TN > 25°C) are expected may conversely experience the smallest increases of the hot day index (TX > 35°C); and the reverse also applies, as suggested above in the discussion of Table  2.

Customers in the North of England and central Scotland would see the smallest increase, of 7%, in their dual fuel price.

Wales reported the smallest increase, of 2%, followed by the north-east of England, where prices rose by 2.7% over the year.

In contrast, Nicaragua has had the smallest increase of rice imports in the region.

The mean imputation process yields the smallest increase of the SVD value relative to nr.i, u.i, and b.i procedures.

This indicates that the choice of oral contraceptive should be based on the smallest increase of side effects, such as risk of venous thrombosis.

41 With such a large number of women using oral contraceptives, even the smallest increase of side effects will affect many.

Even small increases of a few hundred square meters were associated with an increase in bird richness.

Here, the stopping threshold is usually a small negative value allowing also small increases of the error rate in order to simplify the model.

In learning about scale information, progressive alignment may alleviate conceptual dissimilarity by providing structural alignment across smaller increases of scale (Resnick, Davatzes, et al., 2016).