Sentence examples for will rather increase from inspiring English sources

It may mean that those emissions will rather increase, which means that other sectors will need to achieve more substantial reductions.

After recalculation with new parameters, Hypothesis 4 predicted that the population average period will rather increase when cytoplasmic free calcium is reduced; by contrast, Hypothesis 5 suggested the opposite (Figure 5).

Executives at these media outlets say that will not be the case but rather increase the quality by giving reporters the ability to concentrate on quality over quantity.

Therefore, the current policy will not reduce the Iranian threat to Iraq but rather increase it.

As pointed out by Benbrook, an equally important, but different, question is whether biotechnology "will" (rather than "can") increase food security.

In contrast to apoptosis of β cells, which will primarily affect insulin production, ER induced apoptosis in liver and adipose tissue will rather lead to increased insulin resistance.

They maintain that these structures will not end the erosion, but rather will increase it with time, destroying the dunes.

The fact is, perhaps counterintuitively, that surging stock prices will likely increase rather than decrease the costs of saving for retirement for most folks.

While Ontario's privacy commissioner agrees that C-13 is not as batshit crazy as C-30, it has stated this new cyberbullying bill will "significantly increase rather than merely maintain the state's surveillance capacity".

We suspect that key quantities, such as the large diameter of genotype networks or their typically high robustness to mutations will thus increase rather than decrease as more and more "accessory" reactions become known.

Accepting donor packages for patent offices that do not deal with well-known problems such as 'evergreening' of pharmaceutical patents, will simply increase rather than decrease risks to public health [ 35].