Sentence examples for a representation of increase from inspiring English sources
A representation of increase in porosity due to sand production is shown in a volumetric element shown in Fig. 1.
The model does not include a representation of increased atmospheric CO2 concentrations on photosynthetic rates as there is little evidence to support the long-term effects of CO2 fertilisation on forest productivity (See Seely et al. 2015 for a detailed discussion).
Another system has the function of a binary counter, displaying a representation of increasing binary numbers as it grows.
The sustained activation in cognitive control regions during the money condition may have served to maintain a representation of the increased value or salience of task performance, in the absence of the direct hedonic experience of the reward incentives during task trials.
Elevated signal in the TADs in ES cells is therefore not a representation of generally increased background signal.
The model also includes a representation of the effect of increasing atmospheric CO2 concentration on water use efficiency (Seely et al. 2015).
In recent years it has been debated whether the decrease in grey matter volume in the adolescent prefrontal cortex found in brain imaging studies is a true reflection of synaptic loss or merely an artefactual representation of increased white matter volume [ 2, 6].
Figure 1 shows the pictorial representation of increase in interface residues (number of interface charged residues in bins) when the distance cutoff is increased gradually, in bins, from 7Å to 15Å.
Regular exercising may be a representation of self-motivation trait, which would increase adherence to a therapeutic exercise program [ 33].
As with the cell type specific RISC-IP miRNAs, there was a relatively equal representation of increased and decreased miRNAs in the global cellular milieu of both cell types (Figure S2B).
The description of thermal transport includes a representation of the breakdown of interface conductance with increase in material separation.
