The phrase "an increasing series" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as mathematics, statistics, or any discussion involving sequences or patterns that grow larger over time.
Example: "The data presented an increasing series of values, indicating a positive trend in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a growing sequence" or "an ascending series".
Since December of last year, Studio B's broadcasts have frequently been jammed, and it has been one of the main targets of an increasing series of fines and lawsuits aimed at the independent media and independent publishing houses.
In contrast, the binding at equilibrium of an increasing series of concentrations of a radioligand to a particular target region is measured in a classical saturation experiment in order to quantify the equilibrium dissociation constant (K d ) and the concentration of specific binding sites (B Max) for the radioligand [4].
Fixed tissues were dehydrated in an increasing series of ethanol and xylene and embedded in paraffin.
The sections were washed in water, dehydrated in an increasing series of ethanol and finally xylene.
To tackle this, we use an increasing series that puts increasing weight on the second constraint.
Samples were then dehydrated in an increasing series of ethanol baths (from 30% to pure ethanol).
However, Liang et al. suggested that voids can occur at the interface when ZnO has a rough surface, resulting in an increased series resistance (R S) and deceased shunt resistance (R SH) [13].
High transport resistance is observed for non-optimized devices as that shown by the red trace and this correlates with an increased series resistance and reduced photocurrent and FF.
Due to more accumulation of CdSe/CdS, photoelectrochemical cells of ZnO-based photoelectrodes designed for 1 4 cycles of CdSe/CdS onto indium-tin-oxide substrate demonstrated increasing power conversion efficiency trend from 0.18% to 1.29% whereas, for 5th cycle power conversion efficiency, due to an increased series resistance, decreased to 1.12% on account of an accumulation of several QDs.
In a conventional competitive binding experiment, the binding of one fixed concentration of a known radioligand is measured at equilibrium in the presence of a stepwise increasing series of concentrations of a non-labelled ligand.
