Sentence examples for to continuously increased from inspiring English sources

The results show that increased SDQ-20 scores in these subgroups are significantly linked to increased values of psychopathological symptoms measured by TSC-40, BDI-II, TAS-20 and SAS (z > 5.9; p < 0.00000001; H > 21.8) which indicate that increased values of somatoform symptoms are related to continuously increased psychopathological symptoms.

As a cult, as a fanatical entity, Isis needs to continuously increase both its reach and the objectives it sets itself.

"We work to continuously increase the safety of Americans," CDC Director Tom Frieden said, according to the New York Post.

As the report put it, "If we allow technological obsolescence to repeat itself, we are tied either to continuously increasing costs — or worse — the failure to save important assets".

It was gathered that with increasing angular velocity, mixing performance initially drops and upon reaching a minimum at a threshold angular velocity, begins to continuously increase.

The substitution of high temperature superconducting (HTS) cables for existing subterranean electric transmission lines is arising as a solution to continuously increasing electricity demand in urban areas.

The current water shortage in Egypt is 13.5 Billion cubic meter per year (BCM/yr) and is expected to continuously increase.

Another example reveals personal doubts in the ability to cope with the perceived pressure to continuously increase the scale of the farm in the long run, for example, in the means of handling the situation of a continuously reduced number of farms in the surrounding regions which are seen as significant cooperation partners.

Another possible explanation is that, although well meaning, the decision makers is forced by the harsh reality of Baumol's cost disease to continuously increase fares and reduce quality of service in order to keep the level of subsidies from increasing.

Responding effectively to all these complex changes has become an important challenge for policy makers, but also for the scientific community that demands access to continuously increasing quantities of heterogeneous data and resources [see e-IRG Report on Data management ESFRI (2009)].

In fact, humans are the only living beings that have been able to continuously increase their quality of life.