The phrase "a stepwise increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a gradual or incremental rise in a quantity or value over time or in a sequence.
Example: "The study showed a stepwise increase of temperature as the experiment progressed."
Alternatives: "a gradual increase in" or "an incremental rise of".
During this time, transition diets with a stepwise increase of the grain proportion are recommended [40].
Besides, a stepwise increase of the wet density results in shorter dormant stage, acceleration stage and larger final UPV.
During single-stage operation, a stepwise increase of HLRs from 60 to 120, 240, 480 L m−2 d−1 in both RF and PF were applied.
A stepwise increase of the pitch up to 20%, which is equivalent to a blade count reduction of about 16% in the present case, is considered.
Investigations of the adsorption of a number of important serum proteins onto negatively charged, carboxyl-functionalized NPs revealed a stepwise increase of the NP size due to protein binding, clearly indicating that a protein monolayer enshrouds the NP.
filling the bed with particles at a low orifice velocity followed by a stepwise increase of the orifice velocity, or filling the bed at a high orifice velocity followed by a stepwise reduction of the orifice velocity.
Bound protein was eluted from the column with a stepwise increasing of NaCl concentration (10, 20, 40, 60, 100, 150, 200, 300 and 500 mM of NaCl with 50 mM sodium phosphate pH 6.8).
While there was an indication of a stepwise increase in the prevalence of clinical depressive symptoms in terms of the frequency of drug use, inferences are limited by the very small sample sizes (Table 5).> The results of the backward stepwise logistic regression analysis are presented in Table 6.
The sequential cultivation was performed in defined inhibitor-containing liquid media with a stepwise increase in concentration of inhibitor compound.
This study again confirmed a stepwise increase in risk of death going from Risk to Injury to Failure [ 24].
Here, we demonstrated a stepwise increase in fragmentation of mouse chromosomes during tumorigenesis with non-random fragmentation patterns within each stage of our model.
