The phrase "and increased time of" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where time has been extended or lengthened, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The project faced delays, and increased time of completion was necessary to meet the new deadlines."
Alternatives: "and extended duration of" or "and longer period of".
In our study, patients detected with HRV alone and RSV + HRV presented increased length of hospitalization and increased time of supplemental oxygen use.
In these cases, frontolateral vertical laryngectomy or vertical hemilaryngectomy or partial supracricoid laryngectomy with cricohyoidoepiglottopexy (CHEP) or cricohyoidopexy (CHP) is oncologically more suitable, because of removing thyroid cartilage, vocal folds, and paraglottic spaces, although with greater morbidity and increased time of hospitalization.
Permeability reduction was quantified in terms of increased time of flow and reduced coefficient of permeability over time.
Longer stimuli will therefore be more vulnerable to decay than shorter stimuli due to the increased time of presentation and repetition [ 23].
The initial thickness of Au layer was about 40 nm, and with increasing time of etching, the metal layer thickness between the grating grooves is reduced.
Plots are denoted A, B, and C by increasing time of natural oxidation.
HQ and CAT production increased with increasing time of perfusion and with increasing concentration of phenol delivered to the liver.
For supersomes with expressed P-gp, clear NMR signals from ADP were observed and increased in intensity with increasing time of incubation.
Dye transfer increased with increasing time of coculture and with increasing ratio of labeled to unlabeled cells (data not shown).
In all groups, movement smoothness decreases (greater NJ) with increasing time of execution and, interestingly, the gradient of the regression curve differs among groups.
This can increase times of backoff and retransmission which are a considerable factor for longer delay.
