Sentence examples for an increased area of from inspiring English sources

To be sure, a telescope having a large objective lens accepts more light from an object in proportion to the area of the lens aperture, but it magnifies the image area in the same proportion; so the increased light is spread over an increased area of the retina, and the illuminance remains unchanged.

In order to achieve high absorption rate at lower frequency, linear antennas are introduced on the bridge legs for an increased area of the antennas.

Although the results show an increased area of trees outside forests, lost and recent elements exceed persistent elements in all subcategories.

Moreover, the NHS's volume variations exhibited an 18-month cycle, even though an increased area of 35 km2 above − 2 m and a decreased area of 45 km2 between − 2 and − 5 m were observed.

Hyundai also demonstrated a range of personal support robotic wearables last year, and it's likely to be an increased area of focus among automakers in general as their turn their attention and business focus to overall mobility, beyond just vehicles and transportation.

The only difference that we observed was an enlarged width of the healed wound and accordingly, an increased area of wound epidermis (see Figure S3B in Supporting Information).

The classifier has an increased area under ROC curve (AUC) of 0.887 (confidence interval [CI]: 0.821 – 0.953) with 80.0% sensitivity, 84.4% specificity and 83.3% accuracy, illustrating an improved diagnostic value of these triple combination of miRNAs.

In untreated OXYS rats, MRI revealed an increase of the area of hippocampus, substantial hydrocephalus and 2-fold increased area of the lateral ventricles.

The wrinkly TiN film had a higher AEF than the flat TiN film, possibly due to the increased area of the Raman active spots.

Reforestation in the lands where primary and secondary forests were harvested accounts for about half of total increased area of plantations [2].

This osteolysis was evaluated by measuring the increased area of bone resorption in reduced opacity to radiograph and histology.