Sentence examples for an augmented rate from inspiring English sources

The average volumes of the lesions normalized to the average volume of control lesions were 1.19 ± 0.19, 1.43 ± 0.19 and 2.67 ± 0.21 for increasing nylon fiber diameter, indicating an augmented rate of heating.

This result suggests that microchimeric cells are not enriched in muscle tissue in any of these disease conditions, and that they do not mediate tissue repair at an augmented rate compared to autologous myofibers.

On the contrary, the current use of a triple therapy combination was correlated with an augmented rate of CI-AKI (rate ratio 1.31, 95% confidence interval 1.12 to 1.53).

Furthermore, numerous kinetic differences exist between the ATPase cycles of HscA and DnaK (Table S1 of the Supporting Information, with references therein): compared to DnaK, HscA displays a 10-fold weaker binding affinity for ATP, an augmented rate of ATP association, and a >10-fold higher rate of ADP dissociation.

The charge reduction on bacterial surface leads to an augmented association rate of the P.a.-α-HL interactions, resulting from the reduced magnitude of electrostatic repulsive forces manifested between the negatively charged bacteria and the lumen entrance of the α-HL (Fp-b), which over-compensates for the reduced electrophoretic force (F elp) acting on the bacterium (see text).

The proclaimed benefit would be an increase in acceptance of screening for CRC and an augmented detection rate of adenoma and/or carcinoma.

Buckle up and get ready for an augmented ride.

We found that, compared with wild-type littermates, CHL1−/− mice showed a dramatically lower mortality rate and an augmented ventilatory response after they were subjected to AH. Immunofluorescence staining revealed that CHL1 was expressed in the carotid body (CB), the key oxygen sensor in rodents, and CHL1 expression level in the CB as assayed by western blot was decreased after hypoxic exposure.

The first is an augmented D2−law where the finite-rate chemistry is treated as a perturbation to flame sheet approximation via augmented burn rate "constants".

This template takes as input a posterior sample of rate indicators from an augmented continuous-time Markov chain model and the Poisson prior specifications for the total number of non-zero rates.

We consider on one side the elastic model and on the other side an augmented theory, which includes the Maxwellian rate-type viscoelasticity with finite instantaneous response and as a limiting case the Kelvin Voigt viscoelasticity with infinite instantaneous response.