The phrase "a abrupt increase" is not correct.
It should be "an abrupt increase." You can use this phrase when describing a sudden or unexpected rise in something, such as prices, temperatures, or statistics.
Example: "There was an abrupt increase in sales following the launch of the new product."
Alternatives: "a sudden increase" or "a sharp rise."
In a heating run on the quenched sample, an abrupt increase of a immediately after the glass transition was observed, which corresponded to cold crystallization.
A healthy fibrocartilaginous enthesis allows a gradual, instead of an abrupt, increase in stiffness in the structure from ligament to bone as it transmits mechanical loads from soft tissue to hard bone (Schlecht 2012).
In a rich flame, we observe an abrupt increase in OH-LIF signal and a disappearance of CH-LIF signal that are consistent with a previous experimental investigation.
This is an important feature given that an abrupt increase in stiffness over such a junction is known to engineers to be more prone to failure due to the presence of a stress concentration.
Whether such a cache placement causes an abrupt increase of the execution time depends on the access pattern for those addresses.
The sheet resistance on both substrates shows an abrupt increase at a threshold CNT paste concentration between 80 and 90%%, indicating an evolution of electrical flow pathway in the composite films.
After 2.6 Ma, eolian grain size shows an increasing trend, with an abrupt increase in amplitude at ca. 1.2 Ma Sunn et al. 2008a, Sun et al. 2010b).
According to these criteria, an arousal consists of an abrupt increase in EEG frequency lasting at least 3 seconds, excluding that caused by a spindle, and preceded by at least 10 seconds of stable sleep.
Here it is worth noting that we did not observe an abrupt increase in dispersal at a critical threshold density, a "mass migration," as reported previously (Sakai et al.
Canard orbits play a key role in organizing bursting patterns; namely, they allow for an abrupt increase of amplitude in a very small parameter range.
