Sentence examples for support increase in from inspiring English sources

Randomized control trial [ 33] and case-series evidence [ 34] support increase in ankle ROM and, in surveys, adults with SCI describe increased leg ROM [ 20, 22, 38].

Participation in the grand coalition did not help the SPD's popularity, and minor parties saw their support increase in the face of steady, if unspectacular, economic growth and rising anti-immigrant feeling.

While strong data support increase in activity or excitability in the cerebral cortex measured in visual and motor areas of patients with migraine (MP), there is also evidence that decreased excitability leading to decreased preactivation and lack of habituation to afferent stimuli is migraine's biological signature [1 4].

The physiological hypertrophy has been classified as a positive increase in heart mass, associated with structural remodeling of components of the ventricular walls to support increase in myocyte size, angiogenesis and changes in fibrilar collagen content and organization, whose enhancer the cardiac pump function.

This trickery merely aided the party and its support increased in 1993 and 1997.

Images circulated on Facebook are partly the reason why the Seleka rebels' support increased in CAR.

It will simultaneously increase profits, decrease consumer prices, prevent excessive wage rises and support increases in wages.

Consecutive British social attitude surveys show that the majority of the public support increases in taxation to fund improvements in health, education and social benefits.

"We are not going to support increases in income taxes," said John McArdle, a spokesman for the Senate minority leader, Dean G. Skelos, a Long Island Republican.

In question time, the treasurer said: "This is an important economic reform... that will drive productivity, that will support wages growth, that will support increases in profits of small businesses so they can grow and expand".

This paper describes community-based formative research to design a walking program for mobilizing naturally occurring social networks to support increases in walking behavior.