Sentence examples for was almost increased from inspiring English sources

The margin of victory was almost increased with 10 minutes remaining but Henry hit the woodwork once more, this time striking the crossbar from long range.

The percentage was almost increased by 3-fold from 6.02 ± 0.87% at single administration of 30  μM DOX to 16.26 ± 0.39% at the combination of 20 mM 2DG and 30  μM DOX).

Generally, the expression level of miR-26a was significantly higher in malignant CRC cell lines HCT116, SW480 and SW620 than in a normal colorectal mucosal epithelial cell line NCM460 [ 21], especially it was almost increased over 4-fold in SW620 cells, which has high lymph node metastatic potentials [ 22].

"There are continually mixed messages, and there is almost increasing confusion in the mind of the average Joe," said Rob Stewart, a health researcher helping the Health Ministry monitor treatment programs.

Obviously, every increasing sequence is almost increasing.

The new Burr distribution has modified unimodal (unimodal followed by increasing) hazard function, and when p increases, hazard function will be almost increasing.

A positive sequence ((y_{n})) is said to be almost increasing if there is a positive increasing sequence ((u_{n})) and two positive constants K and M such that (Ku_{n} leq y_{n} leq Mu_{n}) (see [1]).

Let us recall that a non-negative function ϕ is said to be almost increasing (or almost decreasing) if there exists a constant (cgeq1) such that (phi(x le cphi y)) for all (xle y) ((yle x), respectively).

For a Young function Φ, we denote by ({mathcal{G}}_{Phi}) the set of all almost decreasing functions (varphi:(0,infty) to (0,infty)) such that (tin 0,infty) mapstofrac{1}{Phi ^{-1}(v_{n}^{-1}t^{-n})}varphi(t)) is almost increasing.

A positive sequence ( c n ) is said to be almost increasing if there exists a positive increasing sequence ( b n ) and two positive constants A and B such that A b n ≤ c n ≤ B b n (see [23]).

A positive sequence ( b n ) is said to be almost increasing if there exists a positive increasing sequence c n and two positive constants A and B such that A c n ≤ b n ≤ B c n (see [1]).