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Meanings of increased in English

Made greater in size or amount or degree.

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South Australia, in particular, had increased 60 per cent year on year.
News.com.au
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Calls for help increased 60 per cent this year on last year.
The Irish Times
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In South Korea, authorities reported 43 new cases amid increased public activity.
News.com.au
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They also stand for increased market safety and market integrity, he said.
Reuters
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Violence has increased in recent weeks between pro-Russian rebels and government forces.
BBC
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However, the number of cases increased significantly when the ban was eased.
The South African
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The new group will also have increased buying power in new markets.
Reuters
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In recent years, the incidence of trauma has increased year by year.
Pubmed
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However, case numbers in the country have increased steadily in recent weeks.
Forbes
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Obesity is associated with increased risk of developing numerous adverse health conditions.
Pubmed
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However, the main risk may be the increased risk of respiratory transmission.
News.com.au
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Background: Research using large administrative databases has substantially increased in recent years.
Pubmed
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Trade between the countries increased by 32 percent last year, he said.
Reuters
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Risk reductions increased with increasing amounts of physical activity without threshold effect.
Pubmed
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Actually, since January of this year sales have increased quite a bit.
Wired
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Conclusions: Technology, education, and multidisciplinary clinical process changes increased influenza vaccination rates.
Pubmed
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