Sentence examples for succession increase from inspiring English sources

Slovis said that discharging a single Taser shock is appropriate, but stressed that "multiple electrical discharges into the same patient, especially in rapid succession, increase the likelihood of sudden death".

However, the apparent strength of the observed adverse effects indicates a need for additional evaluation of the potential risks of these widely used agents, including further evaluation of the possibility that TNF inhibitors and alkylating agents in combination or in succession increase mortality risk, as has been suggested in a previous report.

The home side were unable to hold on and the defeat, their fifth in succession, increases the pressure on the coach, Shaun McRae.

The camera is constrained to close-focus and is able to take pictures in quick succession, increasing the dog's chances of capturing itself at a flattering angle.

While native perennial grasses occurred from the onset of succession, increasing from 5 to 12 spp/plot, they only showed transient peaks below 30% cover.

The DCA axis 1 arranged all the transects into a successional order along which biomass and the degree of succession increased.

Because under natural conditions, objects are not always fully visible at the same time, we included a second condition in which the two cubes were not shown simultaneously to the subjects but in succession (increasing the time interval from 5 to 20 to 60 s).

The final quarter saw Carmelo Anthony storm in to make six points in rapid succession and increase the USA lead.

This was United's fifth win in succession and increased their recent unbeaten run to nine matches.

The traditional auction process involves a succession of increasing bids or offers by potential purchasers until the highest (and final) bid is accepted by the auctioneer (who is usually an agent of the seller).

The value of K may be selected by fitting the model for a succession of increasing values and selecting K when the parameter estimates appear to stabilize (Royle, 2004a).