Sentence examples for an increase in preferred from inspiring English sources

However, companies controlled by her brothers-in-law with stakes in Hyundai Merchant Marine voted down her request for an increase in preferred shares needed to guarantee her group's ownership.

An increase in preferred orientation of the FCC TiN phase was observed in films deposited at RT with elevated substrate biases.

The X-ray diffraction data showed that with increasing substrate bias and gas partial pressure there is an increase in the preferred orientation.

As the blue oak is currently at the edge of its range in the North Bay and probably already occupying selected areas of refuge, the suitable habitat of the mapped populations of blue oak does not decline significantly by the end of the next century, potentially providing an increase in the preferred habitats for this vegetation type.

In addition, fanning behaviour is shown to be triggered by an increase in humidity above the preferred level but not by a decrease.

After a peak in 2007, registered numbers of HGVs have been falling, but due to an increase in the size of preferred lorry, the volume of goods transported remains largely unchanged [21, 22].

The consequence of stepping stones in this case is an increase in persistence when remnant preferred habitat is rare, and the conversion of extinction scenarios into persistence scenarios in some cases.

Additionally, an increase in crystallinity and a change in preferred orientation of V2O5 was observed upon increasing the silver content.

Using the 15% increase in preferred tier prescribing, this yielded an expected copayment decrease of $3.49 associated with high usage of FDS.

With further increase of HF treatment time, along with an increase in nc-Si asymmetry, their preferred orientation are also destroyed, as can be seen in Fig. 3 c, d).

Although our dark spot condition included an increase in background luminance, neurons that preferred dark spots showed minimal modulation to changes in whole-field luminance and appeared to respond specifically to the dark moving spot.