increased flow

collocation in English

meaningsofincreaseandflow

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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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flow
noun
uk
/fləʊ/us
/floʊ/
the movement of something in ...
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(Definition ofincreaseandflowfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofincreased flow

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This cost varies dependent upon mode of operation due to the accommodation ofincreasedflowrates.
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This same "flow" murmur can be heard withincreasedflowacross the mitral valve from the left-to-right shunt caused by a large ventricular septal defect.
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Thus, an improved heat transfer a t the fluid/wall boundary due toincreasedflowstrongly stabilizes the steady convective flow.
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It is thought to involve anincreasedflowvelocity across the mitral valve when the pulmonary-to-systemic flow ratio exceeds 2:1.
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The right ventricle may compensate for the reduced systemic flow byincreasedflowthrough the arterial duct.
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Their findings suggest that, as the liberalization effect gains strength (reductions in tariffs), the resulting impact will be anincreasedflowof trade, but at a higher environmental cost.
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Peak power generation incurs cost penalties on pressure tunnel construction, due to the necessary accommodation of significantlyincreasedflowrates.
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There has been, indeed, anincreasedflowof refugees crossing the border in the affected areas.
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Theincreasedflowof milk is due, in the main, to increased efficiency.
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He goes on, "and theincreasedflowof arms".
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It is hoped that these changes will result in anincreasedflowof recruits.
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We certainly hope and expect that there will be anincreasedflowof inward investment.
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Bookings for 1968 suggest that theincreasedflowdiscernible in recent months will be maintained.
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Most encouraging of all has been theincreasedflowof information, which has led to successful operations and important captures.
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My point is that in draining an upland you must make provision somewhere for taking away theincreasedflowof water.
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One item—anincreasedflowof people, ideas and information—would be a valuable step forward; a step towards better relationships and understanding.
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It is expected that a continuation of peace will result in anincreasedflowof inward investment.
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In subsequent months a number of new style employment offices will be opened, incorporating self-service facilities which will lead to anincreasedflowof vacancies.
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There will be anincreasedflowof released offenders on to our streets.
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The economy depends, as we have been told so often, on anincreasedflowof savings.
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