Sentence examples for almost linear growth from inspiring English sources

Increasing the share of batteries from zero (0%% of 60 households with PV panels) to 60 (100%% of 60 households with PV panels), results in an almost linear growth of the community's self-consumption.

Thus, the Balanced Accuracy of models for predicting carcinogenicity has increased only by 2.5% and after almost half of the compounds has been removed, while application of LOF to the SVM model for phospholipidosis that used SMF descriptors yield almost linear growth of Balanced Accuracy from 79%to88%8% (after excluding 0.4 of compounds).

This effect might be due to an almost linear increase of copper ions measured within the growth medium (Haenle et al. 2011a).

The relation curves shown in Figure 6b are almost linear, indicating that the growth of the CuO nanowires is diffusion-controlled.

At the growth temperatures of 650 and 700 °C, the indium content in the vapor phase and that in the solid phase exhibited almost linear relationship, suggesting that the growth of InGaN can be approximated as the superposition of the growth of InN and GaN.

However, the continuous nucleation led to the slow growth and the almost linear decayed rheological curve, which was different from that in the unstable region.

Zhou [15] showed that the Euler-Maruyama method can preserve almost surely exponential stability of stochastic pantograph differential equations under the linear growth conditions, and the backward Euler-Maruyama method can reproduce almost surely exponential stability for highly nonlinear stochastic pantograph differential equations.

The increase is almost linear.

Whereas the increase appeared almost linear for CMM survivors, it rose in a non-linear manner for SCC survivors.

Hence, growth does not follow the von Bertalanffy growth model across all ages, and instead is almost linear until the age T at which allocation of energy to reproduction begins (Lester et al. 2004), resulting in an annual growth rate (3A) (3B) where L a is length at age a, and h is the annual length increment of immature fish (Lester et al. 2004; Fig. S1A).

The pressure trend between transition and reattachment points is seen to be almost linear and is expected to be accompanied by the growth of the shear layer [8].