Sentence examples for such a rapid increase from inspiring English sources

So what has changed in the last decade to cause such a rapid increase in admissions?

But the bill cleared the Senate only after Mr. Patrick agreed to put restrictions on the growth of the charter schools, in response to concerns raised by Raise Your Hand about the state's ability to monitor such a rapid increase.

This raises a question about what is driving such a rapid increase.

Honey co-founder George Ruan explains why there's been such a rapid increase in grocery rewards app in recent months, saying: "Each year, 315 billion coupons worth well over $400 billion dollars are distributed.

Such a rapid increase of healthcare use has a huge implication for cost escalation of health care in China.

Such a rapid increase could be explained by several genetic changes yet to be identified or by a few genetic changes interspersed with clonal expansion.

Butyrate induced some changes in energetic metabolism such as (i) a rapid increase in the net rate of liver ATP consumption obtained ex vivo in the isolated and perfused liver [ 16], and (ii) a 77% decrease in the oxidative phosphorylation yield whereas respiration was greatly stimulated [ 17].

The dosing protocol for TAC in our hospital is as follows: the daily dosage is started in principle at 2 mg in a single dose, and is increased to 3 mg after 2 weeks as long as there have been no adverse events ascribable to this drug, such as eruptions or a rapid increase in serum creatinine.

"We have been seeing a rapid increase in such modifications being carried out," says Andreas Haltermann of the Tenants' Alliance, "primarily so landlords can increase the rent – sometimes to an extortionate level – with the intention of pushing existing residents out, so they can either sell the flat or rent it out at a much higher rate".

Epidemiological studies have highlighted a rapid increase of such conditions worldwide, with a prevalence of about 30%and20%0%, respectively, in the general population of the United States of America. 1 Along with the increase in obesity there is a parallel increase in the prevalence of obesity-related diseases, such as type 2 diabetes, impaired glucose tolerance, 2, 3 and arterial hypertension.

If such pace of increase is maintained a rapid increase of the size of the elderly population can be expected in Slovakia in the coming years which will be coupled with higher incidence of fall-related injuries and possible increase in related mortality rates.