Sentence examples for the increasing affordability from inspiring English sources
The increasing affordability of wireless communications systems has helped spur the industry's growth.
Their popularity continued for years, but the increasing affordability of foreign holidays and cuts to the budgets of local authorities caused many lidos to be closed in the 70s and 80s.
Looming carbon taxes ("hopefully, in the not-too-distant future"), coupled with the increasing affordability of alternative energy, will mean that coal and oil from tar sands run the "very substantial risk of being stranded assets".
The widespread availability of high-throughput sequencing technology, coupled with the increasing affordability of WGS, has enabled the routine use of WGS in the analysis of forward genetic screens.
That, combined with the increasing "affordability" of solar, is making it an attractive option for many Americans.
The increasing affordability of whole genome sequencing has made the sequencing of patients with high lipid levels and their comparison with individuals of normal or low lipid levels possible.
The increase in ultrasound services provided by nonradiologists is likely due to several factors, including the increased affordability, availability, portability and durability of ultrasound machines.
3D cinema productions have already generated big revenues, but other applications such as 3DTV and Free Viewpoint TV (FTV) [1, 2] are also becoming more desirable due to the increased affordability of 3D displays for home use.
This view is expressed in the continuing interest in alcohol taxes [11], recent interest in minimum pricing of alcohol [30, 31], and concern with the increased "affordability" of alcohol beverages over time or across countries [32, 33].
Instead, they expect the focus to be on screen size, stressing the increased affordability of big screens.
The increased affordability of whole-genome sequencing has dramatically expanded the potential for studying cis-regulatory-related diseases in a familial context.
