Sentence examples for an increasing differential from inspiring English sources

Specificity was lower in Indigenous than non-Indigenous patients, with an increasing differential with increasing lookback period (p < 0.05).

The Turkish lineage displays an increasing differential success rate, with regard to the vaccine strain O1/Manisa/69, starting from the DQ296516 Ankara/12.99 isolate, obtained in the Ankara province in 1999, towards the DQ296528 Kutahya/05.04 isolate, obtained in the Kutahya province in 2004.

It is evident from this chart that, other things being equal, nurse households at the lower end of the income scale remit a very similar proportion of income to the rest, but, as income levels increase and although their remittance levels increase, they become less generous than the rest in a relative sense, with an increasing differential as income increases.

Hydrate formation is indicated in the loop by an increased loop temperature, an increased differential pressure and a decreased loop pressure.

This trend was first identified in a 2010 study of Canadian data [ 9], but the same study found that an increased differential between self-reported and measured BMI across time was not discernable in US data.

In our study, obesity prevalence based on measured values (measured BMI - self-reported BMI) was 4.4%, 7.9% and 10.0% greater for the three surveys respectively, indicating an increased differential across time.

However, hypoxia results in translocation of the HIF-1 complex to the nucleus to allow DNA binding (Bos et al, 2004), and so one would expect an increased differential nuclear expression.

In other words, we tested whether the regions showing an increased differential congruency effect during the (explicit) AA task had significantly weaker congruency effects during the (implicit) GE task.

Let F be the class of all functions X ( x ) satisfying the following conditions: (i) X ( x ) is defined on [ a, + ∞ ), a > 0, is positive, strictly increasing, differential and tends to +∞ as x → + ∞ ;   (ii) x X ′ ( x ) = o ( 1 ) as x → + ∞.  . X ( x ) is defined on [ a, + ∞ ), a > 0, is positive, strictly increasing, differential and tends to +∞ as x → + ∞ ; x X ′ ( x ) = o ( 1 ) as x → + ∞.

This was also confirmed by laboratory experiments performed by Amitrano ([2003]) who observed a decreasing b-value with increasing differential stress.

Hereafter we refer to an order satisfying (7) as order of increasing differential expression or IDE.; see Algorithm 1 below for its estimation.