Sentence examples for an increased reaction from inspiring English sources

Stress in either pregnancy or in early life permanently resets the stress response of the child, so that there is an increased reaction to stress - it's called hyperarousal.

In the powdered sample experiments, rock particles and the reaction solution have full contact, leading to an increased reaction rate and to the reaction reaching equilibrium faster.

This trade-off can be measured and may show up as unfavourable performance on one or more driving performance parameters such as an increased reaction time, deterioration in lane positioning or speed adherence [23].

The results show that when lowering the activator modulus, the early age reaction is significantly accelerated with a higher reaction intensity, and increasing the slag content also leads to an increased reaction rate, especially at low activator modulus.

Increased temperature promoted the generation of metal hydroxides formed in the electrocoagulation process, which led to greater mobility and more frequent collisions of species, resulting in an increased reaction rate of the metal hydroxides (i.e., iron hydroxides) with pollutants (Adhoum and Monser 2004).

Therefore, developing a system to facilitate an increased reaction under mild acid conditions by decomposing the oyster shells is essential.

The conversions reduced with an increasing reaction time for both Al-SBA-16-MA15 Al-SBA-16-MA15 Al-SBA-16-MA15 Al-SBA-16-MA15 reduction was larger for Al-SBA-16-MN15%.

The results have shown that the size of the NP precipitates increases with an increasing reaction temperature (as governed by the boiling point of the organic solvent) and an increasing concentration of free acid in the reactant.

Similarly, the Kochs, who are trying very hard to indoctrinate and dominate the country with their brand of laissez-faire, unaccountable, predatory capitalism, are actually creating the conditions for an increasing reaction against capitalism as an economic system.

The evidence thus does not support a hypothesis of increased reaction severity, as indexed by claim costs and time off, over the twelve years examined.

An increase in magnesium dissolution of 46%and70%0%, over a baseline test, occurred for increased reaction time and temperature, respectively.