Sentence examples for a low increase in from inspiring English sources

Only a very low dissolution of the adsorbent was observed, leading to a low increase in conductivity and turbidity.

However, authors such as Nastis and Malechek (1981) and Meuret (1988) showed a low increase in digestion coefficient due to a slight dietary supplementation for goats consuming tree foliage (1% to 3% of variation).

After the capillary condensation step, the long plateau at higher relative pressures with a low increase in the amount of adsorbed gas shows that the mesopores are filled at low relative pressure approximately at 0.34.

For these cases, the LSPR absorption band remains at the same wavelength position (424.6 nm) with a low increase in the maxima absorbance of the LSPR bands when the temperature is increased (50°C and 100°C, respectively).

Finally, we found that Podocarpus NP, the most important protected area in our study region, seems to be partially effective in reducing human pressure inside and in the buffer zones where only a low increase in HF was detected.

When the lipases secreted by Y. lipolytica were used for the hydrolysis of carotenoid esters, we obtained an average of 2.8% of free pigments out of the total amount of pigments; however, this represents a low increase in free carotenoids compared to a sample without lipase (blank).

Despite the high expectations due to the potential energy saving, comfort and security, there was a low increasing in the number of domotics installations.

Interestingly, MRE showed a sensibly lower cytotoxicity, associated with a low increase of ROS, in normal human dermal fibroblasts compared to HepG2 cells.

Due to the low total porosity and limited size of the reservoir, a rather low increase in produced oil (3.56%) was observed between Cases 1 and 6.

With an increase in vent area up to 7%, there was a reasonable increase in cooling rate; however, further increase in vent area showed a relatively low increase in cooling rate.

However, this resulted only in a very low increase in performance (see Methods and Additional file 1: Figure S2).