Sentence examples for an increase of potential from inspiring English sources

These changes were correlated with a loss of reversibility of electrochemical cycling and an increase of potential required for ion insertion into the polymer and could simply be understood in terms of the change in solvation of the polymer.

Considering the cyclical load disturbance as a cause of forced oscillations, an increase of potential power is proposed that can be used to locate the disturbance source of forced oscillations.

When renal function declines, many drugs or their active metabolites that depend on renal excretion may accumulate with an increase of potential toxicity, and patients with renal disease may be more vulnerable to a given drug effect [ 114].

At the current stage of the analysis the earliest presence of unequivocally domesticated-type taxa occurs from layer II onwards with the presence of phenotypically domesticated emmer wheat chaff (Triticum dicoccum), corresponding with an increase of potential arable weed taxa and a decrease in goatgrass.

If we add the possible transfer of Austro-Hungarian forces, we are confronted with an increase of "a potential enemy strength" on the Belgian, French, and Italian fronts, of 1,600,000 men.

It was found an increase of the Potential Alpha-Energy Concentration (PAEC) due to the radon decay products attached to aerosol for higher particle number concentrations.

In fact an increase of applied potential from low to high level resulted in increasing DR by 41.84%.

As a general trend, an increase of applied potential and initial salt concentration from low to high level resulted in increasing SPC by 9.81 and 4.41 Wh L−1, respectively.

The rectified SEMG showed an increase of electrical potential from these muscles.

DNMTi also strongly induce metalloproteinase expression in lymphoma and pancreatic cancers suggesting an increase of metastatic potential [ 57].

Application of caffeine resulted in a brief increase in the amplitude of the systolic Ca transient accompanied by an increase of action potential duration.