resulting increase in

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meaningsofresulting,increaseandin

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resulting
adjective[before noun]
uk
/rɪˈzʌl.tɪŋ/us
/rɪˈzʌl.tɪŋ/
caused by the event or situation that you have ...
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increase
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈɪn.kriːs/us
/ˈɪn.kriːs/
a rise in the amount or size ...
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in
adjective
uk
/ɪn/us
/ɪn/
fashionable ...
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As the child's understanding of words grows, there is aresultingincreasein knowledge about categories and continua.
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Theresultingincreasein radiotherapy workload was achieved over a 3-month period at an approximate cost of £30,000, albeit with several implications.
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Thus, natural selection favours smaller, more rapidly maturing worms when theresultingincreasein survival outweighs size-related reductions in fecundity.
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This creates a 'sum-sum game' with aresultingincreasein total subjective use value.
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Second, theresultingincreasein domestic incomes generated a demand stimulus for the whole economy.
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Second, theresultingincreasein tax revenues may be limited as financial incentives do not completely determine the retirement decision.
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Theresultingincreasein cytoplasmic calcium stimulates insulin release.
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The level of infestation in the respective treatment plots as a proportion of the control decreased substantially in 1995 with aresultingincreasein yields.
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Theresultingincreasein cyclase activity helps restore the dark steady state.
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Theresultingincreasein trade, and reduction in the impediments to free markets, has brought great prosperity to large parts of the world and its peoples.
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To cut theresultingincreasein pollution, energy taxes have to be raised to such a level that economic activity and employment become negative despite factor substitution.
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Theresultingincreasein the production of digital televisions would result in significant economies of scale and a marked reduction of the current high prices.
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The real effects are far more likely to be a serious curtailment of investment, a curtailment of consumer spending and aresultingincreasein unemployment.
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This makes no allowance for anyresultingincreasein the number of examinations or in the amount of treatment provided.
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Theresultingincreaseof defensive strength cannot fail to play its part in bringing nearer to realisation greater stability in international affairs.
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If public expenditure is not cut now, theresultingincreasein unemployment will inevitably be far higher than it is at present.
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Theresultingincreasein the charges was £242,000 or just over ¾ d. per £100 of the £6,770,000,000.
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There is no doubt that other towns and cities would benefit, whether from holding camps, football competitions or theresultingincreasein tourism.
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If expenditure on child benefit was increased by a corresponding amount, theresultingincreasewould be about 20p per week.
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They must have more chances to appreciate that there are other things in life apart from qualification, specialisation and aresultingincreasein salary.
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