Sentence examples for at further increase from inspiring English sources
At further increase of HMTA, excess size of obtained nanoparticles decreases to ~ 3.0 nm.
At further increase of annealing temperature above 1100 °C, other nitride, boride and diboride crystalline phases begin to form.
Current compliance can be set as low as 10 μA, and higher memory window can be exhibited at further increase of current compliance to 500 μA, which indicate current compliance control multilevel characteristics observed in this device [77].
At further increase of the voltammograms number, the responses to interferents decreased, but at the same time, the transducer sensitivity to hydrogen peroxide also decreased, probably because of too thick PPD layer, which impedes the substance diffusion.
Citing improvements to output and the labour market, the Fed hinted at further increases.
But the communiqué released today -- the kind of document that is little-read, but much argued about before summit meetings like this one -- pressed for "tax cuts, as well as structural reforms aimed at further increasing employment" in Europe.
Aiming at further increasing the accuracy of the continuous wavelet transforms (CWTs) of transient vibration signals, a new coefficient trimming technique is proposed in this paper.
In contrast to the latter, the crystallization temperature in the present system i-PP/1 was found to increase to ∼120 °C already at the lowest additive concentration employed and remained constant at further increasing additive concentration.
At further increasing of the chain length the Tg(M) dependence in polymers begin to deviate from the universal Tg(M) correlation of molecular glasses and eventually saturates at some polymer specific Tg∞ value.
Individuals with shorter cilia would potentially also be at further increased risk of poor mucociliary clearance due to the mechanical disadvantage conferred by both defects.
This, however, is urgently required if we aim at further increasing our understanding of the causal relations between the environmental conditions, a decision the migrant takes at local scale and their consequences during several periods of the annual cycle in migrants.
