Sentence examples for unusually increased from inspiring English sources

Since the early 20th century, the average surface temperature of the Earth has unusually increased by about 0.8 °C coupled with the rapid warming of 0.6 °C over the past three decades.

Parents often wonder if dancing places unusually increased stress on the developing foot.

The low sequence identity between Tax-4 and its plastome sequences (61.71% in table 1) may be due to the unusually increased mutations in the latter.

37 Thus both enzymes may be associated with the changes in cell phenotype found in tendinopathy, although ADAM-12 expression is, unusually, increased in ruptured tendons as well as in tendinopathy.

The amount of adsorption at room temperature unusually increases by raising the adsorption temperature to 100 200 °C.

Unusually, increasing substrate concentration in many types of ILs led to enhanced conversion and yield; whereas the increase of glycerol/TG ratio resulted in a dramatic improvement of the reactions in the ILs with strong acidic anions.

Yet wise, well-financed aid programmes can save lives, lessen poverty and encourage some growth.Britain, unusually, is increasing its aid spending, after several years of decline; and, by no longer insisting that a lot of it be spent on British-made goods, it can help the money to do more to help the needy.

The U.S. team was unusually successful, increasing its medal count as host nations typically do.

Unusually, the increasing of a fillet radius did not prevent fatigue failures from occurring: the TCD was able to explain this, due to its ability to accurately predict notch sensitivity effects.

The prevalence of anisakidosis has increased unusually because of the increasing popularity of Japanese cuisine, such as "sushi" and "sashimi".

With the enhanced particle fluxes observed between 2008 and 2010, it is reasonable to assume that the radiation exposure from GCR must have also increased to unusually high levels.