Sentence examples for accumulative increase from inspiring English sources

We have removed these largest disasters from the data to investigate an underlying rate of accumulative increase that is less prone to their distorting effects.

In order to simulate the gradual and accumulative increase of adenosine that is observed in vivo, we treated cultured PMCs with multiple and increasing concentrations of adenosine (0.1, 1 and 10 µM at 3 hours intervals).

The accumulative increase in the amount of fluorescent dye within the cells over a 20-minute incubation period corresponded to the uptake of vesicles (Fig. 4C).

The Gloucester will not achieve these levels of performance but genetic improvement has been shown to lead to steady, accumulative increases in performance in several farmed species once recording and genetic evaluation schemes have been implemented.

The test results indicate that the normalized accumulative strain increases with the increasing number of freeze-thaw cycles, as well as the increasing dynamic stress amplitude and loading cycles, but decreases with the increasing confining pressure.

The overall accumulative coverages increased more slowly in the following years: 44.4% in 2001, 50.9% in 2002, and 53.1% in 2003.

The accumulative rate of increase in the number of fatalities shows large jumps as a result of the aforementioned handful of fatal incidents with large numbers of fatalities (Figure 7).

As the volumetric ratio of algal biomass to fermentative bacteria (AB FB) was increased from 0.2 to 1.0, the maximum accumulative hydrogen production increased from 0.72 to 2.51 L L-1 and from 0.87 to 2.72 L L-1 at two different fermenting temperatures of 35°C (mesophilic) and 55°C (thermophilic), respectively.

Therefore, it is an urgent challenge to supply the demand of accumulative population by increasing crop productivity.

On the CASP10 set, the accumulative TM-score increases from 75.58 to 77.52 when the pairwise potential is used.

The authors proposed that accumulative stress, with increased release of stress hormones, which are known to promote gluconeogenesis, in the form of depression and perceived discrimination, has been associated with a traditional mode of acculturation, may underlie the observed relationship between acculturation and diabetes (31).