The phrase "as depth increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or observations related to depth, such as in scientific or analytical writing.
Example: "As depth increased, the temperature of the water began to drop significantly."
Alternatives: "as depth rose" or "with increasing depth".
The pronounced frequency of FCRS investigated in this paper was gently influenced by its layer system, and gradually changed from 20 Hz to 22 Hz as depth increased.
For "outside >200 bp" regions, the Ti/Tv ratio increased as depth increased; at depth ≥ 20, we observed 15,539 SNPs with Ti/Tv ratio 2.11 and >99% consistency with array-based SNP calls.
The increase in total leaf length was strongly affected by depth (Fig. 1A), with much less leaf extension as depth increased, and the significant depth × time interaction indicating how the negative effect of depth became stronger over time (Table 1).
Values for CL, CW, CAL, CAW CD, SA, BT, CH, PD, TBN, and TBM decreased as depth increased, whereas values for SL, SW and ID increased with increasing depth (Fig. 1).
Generally, the spherules, which form in wet conditions, increase in size as depth increases, suggesting that groundwater (which would be more abundant with increasing depth) affected the sediments.
As depth increases, the wall pressure increases for all cases.
The data also show that, as depth increases, the incremental benefit of adding shielding decreases.
That filters the light, removing the blue wavelengths so that as depth increases the light shifts toward the red end of the spectrum.
The following hypotheses were tested on the organization of communities as depth increases: (1) community structure increases in complexity, (2) community dynamics decrease, and (3) temporal (seasonal) variations both in community structure and dynamics become dampened.
Regarding color correction, as depth increases, colors drop off one by one depending on their wavelength.
The relative truthlikeness of infinitely deep first-order propositions can be captured by taking limits as depth increases to infinity (Oddie 1978, Niiniluoto 1987).
