The phrase "arranged in increasing order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a sequence or list that is organized from the smallest to the largest value or from the least to the most significant.
Example: "The numbers were arranged in increasing order to facilitate easier comparison."
Alternatives: "sorted in ascending order" or "organized from smallest to largest".
What are all the configurations of 20 tokens that could be arranged in increasing order from 1 to 20, if you can flip 4 consecutive ones only, as in the original puzzle?
The weights have been arranged in increasing order of the derivative at 10 km.
And for a connected graph, the rank of is and its eigenvalues can be arranged in increasing order as [8].
Obviously, the minimum value can be achieved when U X = U s, since the diagonal elements of Λ s and Λ X are all arranged in increasing order.
Additionally, in this case, is a symmetric positive semidefinite matrix (implying that its eigenvalues are nonnegative), and its eigenvalues can be arranged in increasing order as [14].
Additionally, is a symmetric positive semidefinite matrix (implying its eigenvalues are all nonnegative), and for a connected graph, the rank of is and its eigenvalues can be arranged in increasing order as [11].
If y is the response variable with J nominal (i.e., categorical) outcomes (which takes on one of a limited number of possible values), then the assumption of the multinomial logit model is that category 1 through J are not ordered (i.e., not arranged in an increasing or decreasing order).
As mentioned in the Protocol section the parameter per defines the correlation between the ranks of buried residues arranged in the increasing order of percent solvent accessibilities and ranks of same residues arranged according to the ASA of Cα atoms, calculated using various probe radii, from the dataset of CA structures.
Let ρ n, k k = 1 n be their zeros arranged in a increasing order.
The boundary value problem (1.1) and (2.7) has real and simple eigenvalues as and real and simple eigenvalues as, which can be arranged in the increasing order (2.12).
The results presented are categorized into ten different levels arranged in an increasing order of risk level, each of which represents 10%% coverage of the total buffered area.
