Sentence examples for steep increase over from inspiring English sources

TNS Media Intelligence in New York estimates that ad spending will increase by 4.2percentt (fueled in part by an estimated $5 billion in spending connected to the Summer Olympics and the elections), a steep increase over a 1.7percentt increase a year earlier.

In the Netherlands, the number of notified human Q fever cases showed a steep increase over the last three years and is not expected to disappear in the next few years.

However, the rate of informal payment for inpatient care shows a steep increase over time, from 60%% of patients in 2009 to 82%% of patients in 2012.

Mainly based on the sharing of source code and the collaborative development by the users themselves, Open Source software in the developed and developing countries has seen a steep increase over the last ten years.

East and West Midlands were also the regions in which AML survival showed the steepest increase over time.

So while guideline-consistent laboratory tests showed a much steeper increase over time, the other laboratory tests continued to represent the more significant share of total expenditure, even at the end of the period.

Estimated rates of TKR increased more sharply in females than in males, and the observed rates of primary TKR also showed a steeper increase over time in females than males; patterns that plausibly reflect the greater prevalence of OA in women compared with men.

Additionally, PON1 polymorphisms modify the effect of age on enzyme activity such that some children experience much steeper increases over time than others.

The survey also cited a steep increase in concerns over the protection of intellectual property, like copyrights and trademarks, with 72 percent of respondents saying enforcement in China was ineffective or totally ineffective, an increase of 13 percentage points over last year.

Catchments with mean elevations greater than 1850 m show a steep increase in yield over the trend for lower elevation catchments and have runoff coefficients greater than one.

In a population of Z-type O. nubilalis (Darmstadt), the individual hearing threshold curves showed a steep increase in sensitivity over 30 kHz, and gradual decrease beyond 60 kHz (Fig. 6A).