large increase in

collocation in English

meaningsoflarge,increaseandin

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large
adjective
uk
/lɑːdʒ/us
/lɑːrdʒ/
big in size ...
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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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(Definition oflarge,increaseandinfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The use of the oscillator is associated with alargeincreasein forward flow.
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Accelerated melanin transfer to keratinocytes then results in alargeincreasein melanin granules in the epidermis.
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Accelerated melanin transfer to keratinocytes then results in alargeincreasein melanin granules in the epidermis (fig005hah).
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It is this increase in fluid resistance due to the matrix that produces thelargeincreasein pressure in the fibre layer.
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It is immediately evident that most of the total stress enhancement associated with breaking is reflected in the correspondinglylargeincreasein the form drag.
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After this, there is alargeincreasein cranial capacity reached by of 4 years of age.
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There is alargeincreasein potential vorticity generated by the artificial viscosity, which again results in layers of enhanced static stability near the boundaries.
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The increases in wealth andlargeincreasein income are likely due to the development of the relatively new settlements.
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Moreover, without alargeincreasein domiciliary care services, families cannot live separately from their frail older parents.
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Yet note that alargeincreasein channels implies larger numbers of offerings in each genre: low, medium, and high amounts of public affairs coverage.
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Also, the trend towards the nuclear family is expected to result in alargeincreasein the number of single elders.
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The transition for thelargeincreasein lift due to the porous medium occurs at order one.
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It includes alargeincreasein the number of those workers with "unspecified" status.
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There has been alargeincreasein industrial development around the major cities.
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Introduction of even a small amount of surfactant to the system induces alargeincreasein the surface expansion rate.
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As mass ratio is decreased, the figure shows alargeincreasein the range of synchronization for both the upper and lower branches.
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Notably, alargeincreasein seed-set was observed in 2005.
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Alargeincreasein conidial concentration (at least 10-fold) was required to increase significantly the rate and extent of infection in the colonies.
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