Sentence examples for to increase relative from inspiring English sources

"The pay premium for getting a college education continues to rise relative to workers without college educations, and that suggests that the demand for college-educated workers will continue to increase relative to supply".

As this demographic shift occurs, if we maintain social insurance — Social Security and Medicare, primarily — at or close to current levels, there is a natural tendency for government transfers to increase relative to the size of the economy.

But the market share of the independent brands, like Method and Seventh Generation, is starting to increase relative to the shares of traditional brands' green products in categories where they compete.

The other risk for lenders remaining on their SVR is that if property prices keep falling, they will find it even harder to get a new mortgage (as the size of their loan will continue to increase relative to their property's value).

Annealing to 700 °C caused all components of the DLE peak to increase relative to the NBE peak.

One of the main goals of stratification is to give a better cross-section of the population so as to increase relative precision.

At about 15 cm DBH, growth changed from being directed primarily at height gain to increasing relative crown width.

More intense precipitation led to increased relative risk of crash and injury compared to less intense precipitation.

Furthermore, the combination of high-resolution scanning protocols and high field strength leads to increased relative temporal SNR [2].

Agonists for all three receptors have been linked to increased relative risks of certain cancers in carcinogenicity studies in rodents.

We found that increases in the level of PM2.5 exposure are most closely related to increased relative risk of cardiovascular mortality 2 days later.