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Meanings of dramatic increase in English

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Usage of dramatic increase in English
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This led to a dramatic increase in funding and international research rankings.
Radio NZ
2
So we really are seeing a dramatic increase in the population size.
BBC
3
She complained of a dramatic increase in the size of the keloids.
Jamaica Observer
4
Results: IPA in immunocompromised rats caused a dramatic increase in chitinase activity.
Pubmed
5
The US market has seen the most dramatic increase, up 15 per cent.
The Irish Times
6
Since lockdown, SA has seen a dramatic increase in gender-based violence.
The South African
7
During my stay I found a dramatic increase in discrimination against single people.
The Irish Times
8
It is urgent to find the explanation for the dramatic increase in cost.
The Irish Times
9
Some categories of crime show a more dramatic increase than others.
The Irish Times
10
There has been a dramatic increase in the numbers of people being killed.
Reuters
11
The reason for all the new traffic: a dramatic increase in commercial airline service.
Wired
12
The data can't explain the reason behind the dramatic increase.
Reuters
13
Treatment of endothelial cells with MitoQ resulted in a dramatic increase in superoxide production.
Pubmed
14
There has also been a dramatic increase in kidnappings over the past three years.
Reuters
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But the dramatic increase suggests something has gone seriously askew.
The Guardian
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Further analysis revealed a dramatic increase of the aortic diameter.
Pubmed
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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