The phrase "as the value increases" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing trends, relationships, or changes in data, particularly in contexts like economics, statistics, or science.
Example: "As the value increases, the demand for the product tends to rise as well."
Alternatives: "as the amount rises" or "as the figure grows".
Nu increases rapidly with ReΩ at low Re (such as at Re = 30 and 60) but that the effect of ReΩ decreases as the value increases (such as at Re = 300 1200).
The resulting spectrum has a frequency shift on the axis that decreases as the value increases.
The tax is paid on the purchase of property and land worth more than £125,000 - starting at a 1% rate and rising to 7%, as the value increases.
A Cronbach's α of 0.7 or higher is considered to show some degree of inter-item agreement, and as the value increases, it indicates an increasing inter-item agreement (Tabachnick and Fidell 2013).
The lightness coefficient 'L*', represents brightness and darkness, 'a*' value represents greenish and redness as the value increases from negative to positive, and 'b*' represents bluish and yellowish.
The negative symbol signified suppression of the proteins and a value of 1.00 indicates the complete absence of this protein in the methanolic Phyllanthus-treated sample as compared to the untreated-control sample and the degree of suppression reduces as the value increases.
Therefore, the value increases as the restored version of the image approaches the original one.
Low NDVI values indicate low crop vigor, and as the values increase it is an indication of higher crop vigor, suggesting that the plant had low or no N deficiency.
All data sets show strong dependence between the two characteristics when they are relatively small; however, gradually they become independent as the values increase.
On the other hand, as the MaxNB value increases, the effective data rate increases gradually.
As the x value increases, the Raman band of the [(Li0.5Bi0.5 xBi1−x][MoxV1−x]O4 ceramics at room temperature broadens and overlaps.
