Sentence examples for by the continuous increase from inspiring English sources

Overall, we expect the segment to continue growing in 2019 and reach $643.9 million, led by the continuous increase in the number of outlets in the geography.

The modeling of ion transport and interactions in matter is a subject of growing interest, driven by the continuous increase of possible application fields.

The corrosion rate of Alloy 22 was not affected by the continuous increase in ionic strength of the SAW (pH 3) environment.

By addressing the until now ignored case of convection originated by the continuous increase of the particle porosity, this work enables a more realistic modeling of many non-catalytic fluid solid reaction systems.

The use of multi-scale procedures is encouraged by the continuous increase of computational capacity, but it is still a challenge performing a non-linear analysis of real composite structures without the aid of large computers.

The injection study showed that MC-LR at a higher dose, i.e. 100 μg/kg body weight, up-regulated expression of p53 and cdkn1a genes in whitefish liver, as reflected by the continuous increase in their mRNA levels through the whole experiment.

The continuous increasing HbA1c by age, also during the years before puberty, may indicate a need for further exploring the associations between child characteristics, context-related variables and parenting behavior such as factors facilitating the transfer of parents' responsibility and motivation for continued frequent treatment tasks to their growing children.

Two types of electrochemical behaviour are observed: the first type is characterized by a maximum value of the cell voltage and the second one by a continuous increase of the anode to cathode (which is platinum) potential difference.

The results have shown that significant contributions have been made by the research community, attested by a continuous increase in the number of scientific publications that address Big Data.

This is simultaneously accompanied by a continuous increase in the electrode area [19].

A peak is defined by a continuous increase in the smoothed Z value (sZ) for at least five probes followed by a decrease of sZ for another five probes.