Sentence examples for a joint increase from inspiring English sources

A joint increase of the PAR transmission and temperature set-point for ventilation favoured the crop yield for both greenhouses, stressing a simultaneous approach to both design and control of greenhouse systems.

Exercise, the most varied and widely used of all physical treatments, is usually designed to do one or more of three things: increase the amount of motion in a joint, increase the strength in a muscle, or train a muscle to contract and relax in useful coordination with other muscles.

This saturation is relieved when the rate of CRISPR transcription is increased as well, and we showed that a joint increase in transcription rates of cas and CRISPR promoters can lead to a very large (three orders of magnitude) increase of steady state crRNA levels.

However, as the thickness of a joint increases (e.g. over 10 mm), its structural properties may alter very much.

Sahin (2009) showed that the tensile strength of a joint increases until a peak value and then decreases gradually with further increase in friction pressure and time.

Injection of CGRP into a joint increases the expression of phosphorylated forms of the MAP kinases p38 and ERK in peripheral ganglia, sensitizing nociceptors and enhancing the evoked release of CGRP (45).

For example, one study suggested that smoking a single joint increases the odds of a heart attack within the next hour, but other studies have failed to find any sign that marijuana users are more likely than non-users to suffer a heart attack over the long term.

The overall impact noise level from a single joint increases with the speed V at a rate of roughly 20 log10V.

Another common shielding gas, helium, is most often used to increase the weld penetration in a joint, to increase the welding speed, and to weld metals with high heat conductivity, such as copper and aluminum.

Using symmetry as an example, the aim of the model was to test whether having osteoarthritis in a single joint increased the odds of having osteoarthritis in the same joint on the opposite hand.

This second SNP was in moderate LD (r = 0.22) with the lead index SNP, but its addition to a joint model increased the variance explained in serum AMH from 2.7% by rs4807216 alone to 5.2% by both SNPs.