Sentence examples for been observed that higher from inspiring English sources

It has been observed that higher the temperature, higher was the residual weight loss of concrete samples.

It has been observed that higher BF was reduced in all zeolite treatments in comparison with control, which suggested that the addition of natural zeolite could check the mobility and bioavailability of Fe during the composting process.

It has been observed that higher pressures, sequential addition of hydrogen peroxide at higher loadings and lower concentration of the effluent are more favourable for a rapid TOC mineralization.

It has been observed that higher ethanol productivity could be achieved by increasing flow rate and glucose concentration because of improved mass transfer properties or reduction of internal substrate diffusional resistance by varying the size of beads and higher flow rate (Chien and Sofer 1985; Zhao and Delancey 2000).

Three different input power levels (500 W, 1 KW & 1.6 KW) are applied to the agglomerates and it has been observed that higher input powers raise the temperature of the agglomerates very quickly, hence reducing the required residence time of the sample.

In case of B-D solution, it has been observed that higher washing temperature is a prerequisite for better oil removal.

It has been observed that highest DIR was always along the line normal to the rooftop window and decreases as we go away from the normal line in all directions.

There is no way to obtain the best value of width of the kernel, but it has been observed that high value of th and low value of w are better options for embedding.

With this done, the question became what to do with it, and Breit suggested that it had previously been observed that high-energy gamma rays were produced when lithium was bombarded with protons at 440 KeV.

It has been observed that high ergosterol levels can inhibit chitin synthases, whereas C. albicans mutants with low ergosterol content showed increased levels of chitin synthesis [ 27].

It has long been observed that high levels of circulating glucocorticoids might have harmful effects on the brain and cause psychiatric symptoms [ 19- 21].