Sentence examples for be changed by increasing from inspiring English sources
Patients should be closely monitored in the first months of treatment and every six months afterward; if the treatment is or becomes ineffective, it must be changed, by increasing the dose or changing drugs.
The microstructure of rocks can be changed by increasing the crack damage (by mechanical and/or thermal stresses) as well as hydrothermal alteration (Heap et al. [2009]; Nara et al. [2011]; Pola et al. [2014]); these changes can be observed through the evaluation of destructive and nondestructive physical property measurements (Pola et al. [2012] and references therein; Sousa et al. [2005]).
The presence of patients with a VSC > 30 mg/L implies that our algorithm should not be changed by increasing the daily dose of vancomycin in order to avoid a VSC under the desired range.
From (13), we can observe that for a fixed λ d, only the circuit power is changed by increasing U c and T c.
SEM micrographs showed that the morphologies of the powders formed were changed by increasing the calcination temperature from 800 to 1200 °C from foam-like structure to rectangular-plate shape.
XRD patterns revealed that the magnesium meta-stannate MgSnO3 was single phase at 800 °C and the peaks intensities were changed by increasing the calcination temperature from 1000 to 1200 °C due to the decomposition of meta-magnesium stannate MgSnO3 to ortho-magnesium stannate Mg2SnO4 and stannic oxide SnO2.
Therefore, the relative activity was changed by increasing or decreasing the levels of mRNAs.
Likewise, if MCFP is changed by increasing capacitance (as in sepsis) rather than by decreasing volume, the same result occurs.
The PCR conditions on seven other primers were changed by increasing the temperature and decreasing the time of the annealing step, to bring about a single band amplification.
During experiment 5, sweep gas flow was changed by increasing flow in a stepwise approach (Table 1), while blood flow was maintained at a rate of 1,000 ml/min.
Through the approach of using consecutive models and adding independent variables to these, it is possible to assess how the coefficient of determination is changed by increasing the number of independent variables.
