Sentence examples for an increased coefficient from inspiring English sources

Fretting wear behavior against hardened steel ball showed that phosphating reduced the wear resistance which was possibly attributed to the presence of phosphate needles causing an increased coefficient of friction and the reduced hardness of the phosphate layer.

Although PCs recorded in BK−/− were much more rhythmic than those recorded in WT mice, they were also more irregular (mainly because of the presence of bursts), as demonstrated by an increased coefficient of variation (CV) (Fig. 2F).

In the case of a blood-derived protein in CSF, an increased coefficient of variation would be expected, due to the additional biological variation originating from the individual barrier function.

AD cortices also displayed an increased coefficient of variation over non-diseased cortical nuclei and all cerebellar nuclei as well as a consistent skewed distribution compared to AD cerebellum.

Feng et al. demonstrated an increased coefficient of variation when detecting low-abundant mRNA transcripts by tag-seq [ 15].

There was also a slightly increased coefficient of variation at 42°C although the difference would not affect the final interpretation of the values.

The results indicate that infeasible solutions will increase and the model robustness will be enhanced by an increased penalty coefficient and the solution robustness will be enhanced by increasing the preference coefficient.

This is presented in Figure 4, where samples deposited at a lower fluence demonstrate an increased absorption coefficient and those deposited at 5 mTorr as opposed to 20 mTorr also demonstrate a higher absorption coefficient.

To judge about the relevance of the previously mentioned aspect of an increased diffusion coefficient by an increased temperature and the reduced diffusion due to the viscosity-profile, the crosslinking process of the epoxy resin has to be considered.

The conventional HEMTs apply Schottky barrier as the control gate which usually produces a large leakage current and, thus, results in a declined breakdown voltage and an enlarged power consumption as well as an increased noise coefficient [5, 6].

In general, increased connectivity was associated with an increased clustering coefficient (data not shown).