reincrease

reincrease

(ˌriːɪnˈkriːs)
vb (tr)
to increase again
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Additional evidence for this explanation is the reincrease in the equilibrium swelling in toluene with 5 phr loading of clay.
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In general, attention should be paid to the aggravation of the self-reported depressive symptoms from posttreatment to follow-up, represented in a reincrease of the BDI scores after termination of inpatient treatment (Table 4).
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(iii) The deformation energy decreases from N = 64 (maximum) to N = 82 (minimum) and reincreases again to N = 102 (maximum).
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