Sentence examples for characterized by the increase from inspiring English sources

This evolution is characterized by the increase of renewable generation and distributed energy resources (including distributed generation, self-consumption, demand response and electric vehicles).

Bacterial adhesion and cellular proliferation were observed in the NF permeate-fed systems, which were apparently characterized by the increase in the fraction of culturable heterotrophic bacteria and the relative abundance of α-Proteobacteria in bacterial community of biofilms.

These technical composites are characterized by the increase of porous space in the respective material system, resulting in a reduction of Young's modulus, on the one hand, and in an increase of the thermal insulation capacity, on the other hand, yielding either a load-carrying insulation material or a structural material with enhanced resistance to heat transfer.

The presence of VO2/DO2 dependency phenomenon was characterized by the increase in VO2 after an acute increase in DO2 induced by volume expansion (VE).

(The BER degradation caused by some impairment is characterized by the increase (in dB) of (as compared to the case of no impairment) needed to maintain the BER at a specified reference level).

The macrophage M2b phenotype induced by HFD is characterized by the increase of MR and Dectin-1-dependent microbicidal ex vivo functions against C. albicans, most common specie identified in the oral and GI mucosa of diabetic patients.

Continentality, a measure of the difference between continental and marine climates characterized by the increased range of temperatures that occurs over land compared with water.

The development of steel sheetpiling over the years has largely been characterized by the increasing weight and stiffness of the sections available from the rolling mills.

Today's world is characterized by the increasing availability of audiovisual content, created in many application domains and, thus, with rather different semantic characteristics.

Exacerbated by various foreign interventions, the Lebanese civil war descended into a complicated synthesis of inter- and intracommunal conflict characterized by the increasing fragmentation of the militias associated with each of the sectarian communities.

In a global energetic context characterized by the increasing demand of oil and gas, the depletion of fossil resources and the global warming, more efficient energy systems and, consequently, innovative energy conversion processes are urgently required.