Sentence examples for an increased water from inspiring English sources

The tests also suggest that increasing the current of the individual TECs results in an increased water generation rate; however, this increase is coupled with a higher specific energy consumption as a result of the decreased COP.

In both cases, the resulting too slow inner-sphere water exchange rate limits the relaxivity increase expected, respectively, from an increased water coordination number, and some degree of rotational restriction, although in the latter case, the relaxivity shows a maximum in the 30 MHz proton frequency region.

Analysis of the water level of the nearest river (Chandpur point of the Meghna River, data not shown) showed that this increase correlated directly with an increased water level.

Furthermore, metastatic lesions have an increased water content, which is manifested as increased T2-weighted signal.

It was also clarified that the SiO2 addition in the CL promoted the back-diffusion of water generated at the cathode to the anode, resulting in an increased O2 gas diffusion rate to the cathode-CL/PEM interface, accompanied by an increased water content in the membrane.

Red bone marrow hyperplasia is also characterized by an increased water diffusivity and vascularization.

The functions of the hypothalamic polypeptide hormones in lower vertebrates are not yet clear, except to some extent in amphibians, in which arginine vasotocin evokes the so-called Brunn (water-balance) response; that is, water accumulates within the body as a result of a combination of increased water uptake through the skin and the wall of the bladder and decreased urinary output.

The decrease in OLR is a result of lower surface temperatures and increased cloud content as a consequence of increased water vapor content in the atmosphere.

R6 indicates the relative contribution of viscoelastic plus viscous deformation to elastic deformation of the skin and is attributed to a decrease in the viscosity of interstitial fluid as a result of increased water content and changes in proteoglycan composition and/or structure.

During last decades semiarid Mediterranean saline wetlands have undergone several hydrological and biological changes as a consequence of increased water inputs from agricultural areas.

Water delivery is delayed by an average of 9 days in the sagebrush-dominated scenario compared with the juniper-dominated scenario as a result of increased water storage in snow drifts.