Sentence examples for with every increase from inspiring English sources

But with every increase in the unemployment rate, the odds get better that irresponsible and illiberal figures will end up unwinding it instead.

In Lloyd Morgan's hands it became a doctrine of Emergent Evolution, according to which, with every increase in the complexity of organization, new and unpredictable characteristics emerge into manifest existence.

With every increase in the magnitude of the capital sums required for starting or extending large industrial concerns comes the need for an increase in the ability demanded by their management; and this the financiers cannot supply: indeed they bleed industry of middle class ability by attracting it into their own profession.

This means that if you start off at an unfair disadvantage, you'll fall further and further back with every increase.

With every increase in the repetition rate, the relative carbon content of the ablated area increased, while the nitrogen and oxygen contents were reduced.

The log of T50 plotted against magnitude shows a linear increase in T50 with every increase in magnitude bin (Figure 7) with a slope of approximately 0.5.

"But," Dr. Nelson said, "the evidence shows that with every increasing decade, exercise becomes more important in terms of quality of life, independence and having a full life.

Miriam E. Nelson, director of the John Hancock Center for Physical Activity and Nutrition at Tufts University in Boston and lead author of the new recommendations, observed last fall in The Journal on Active Aging that "with every increasing decade of age, people become less and less active".

The therapeutic effect of 188Re-4H9 mAbeganan to manifest itself at a dose of 280 µCi and the effect increased with every subsequent increase in the dose (Fig. 5a) (P<0.02).

Interestingly, although the hydrolyzability and CBM44 adsorption increased with every incremental increase in phosphoric acid concentration, this was not the case for CBM2a.

As for the other covariates, the risk of proliferative retinopathy increased 15% with every unit increase in A1C percentage (1.15 [1.07–1.23], P < 0.001) and 3% with every 1 mmHg increase in mean arterial blood pressure (1.03 [1.02–1.04], P < 0.001).