Sentence examples for application of increasing from inspiring English sources

The application of increasing sweep rates enabled a detailed analysis of the red-ox peaks of this material.

Application of increasing doses of the EFE increased NDF hydrolysis, NDFD, and ruminal fluid fermentation of bermudagrass haylage, but the optimal dose varied with the EFE.

These mechanisms could explain why application of increasing mechanical treatment intensity for longer physical stability against coalescence is accompanied by hindered shelf-life of resulting low size vitamin-loaded particles formed in protein-stabilised nanoemulsions.

Compared to specimens welded allowing free shrinkage and welded with an applied constant tensile pre-load, the specimens welded during the application of increasing tensile load show solidification cracks.

The other secondary criteria were the respiratory and hemodynamic tolerance of the application of increasing levels of PEEP measured by the PiCCO® technique.

Application of increasing amounts of vermicompost for successive 2 years (2010 2011) did not change the species composition of earthworms in pineapple plantation plots.

Application of increased doses of TPA (10 micrograms/mouse, twice weekly) to B(a P-initiated C57BL/6 mice (404 microgra P-initiatedr 50 weeks produC57BL/6 papillomice

The application of increased EVLW as a bedside test improved the diagnostic accuracy for ALI, ARDS and sLI with two- to eightfold increases in the posttest OR observed in this population.

Finally, the initial observations by Boyd and colleagues that showed the upregulation of BDNF by application of increased osmolarity remains intriguing [ 1], and suggests the potential importance of the unexplored relationship between mechanoregulation and BDNF in the human IVD.

Upon application of increased concentrations of GSK-7975A to maximally 2-APB activated Orai3 currents we observed 50% inhibition by 50 μM GSK-7975A (Fig. 7B and D) and full inhibition by 100 μM GSK-7975A (Fig. 7C and D).

Maybe that slight sloppiness reflects Warsh's relative lack of interest in applications of increasing returns other than the one he believes to be most crucial: as an explanation of economic growth.