Sentence examples for structural increases from inspiring English sources

Unless policymakers make "a commitment to structural increases in demand," Summers argues in his article in the Post, the supply side of the economy will also suffer, and we will be "condemned to oscillating between inadequate growth and unsustainable finance" — i.e., bubbles.

Migraine groups have elevated motion coherence thresholds [7], [8], [23] for random-dot-motion stimuli that require global integrative mechanisms such as those present in V5 [59] Structural increases in cortical thickness in areas V5 and V3a have been reported in individuals with migraine as well as subtle white-matter changes in the superior colliculus revealed with diffusion tensor imaging [60].

A good percentage of the structural increase in the deficit is because last year's "stimulus" was not stimulus in the traditional sense.

But if the problem is structural, increasing aggregate demand is unlikely to reduce unemployment and is more likely to raise the rate of inflation.

Neither can be counted on.An economic rebound would anyway be a cyclical benefit, whereas there is pressure from many parts of the DPJ for a structural increase in spending in order to provide European-style welfare protection.

Our electron microscopic and spectroscopic analyses show a structural increase of ~15 times because of the nanoparticle clustering.

Telehomework therefore does not seem to be associated with a structural increase in contracted nor preferred working hours but seems to be primarily associated with an increase in actual working hours.

The Al Qaeda attacks clearly demarcate a period in which there was a structural increase in the intensity of US stigmatization of persons with Islamic religious affiliation and Arab ethnicity.

The Al Qaeda attacks were the initial exogenous events, clearly demarcating a period whereby there was a structural increase in the intensity of US stigmatization of persons with Islamic religious affiliation and Arab ethnicity.

Thus, experience leads to a functional increase in TC divergence with a structural increase in axon arborization and this is supported by the correlated physiological and anatomical findings of decreased TC connectivity in our sensory deprivation experiments.

When food availability was low during 2005/06, the rate of structural growth increased despite the poorer condition of chicks (Fig. 3d).