Sentence examples for collision an increase from inspiring English sources

Redelmeier and Tibshirani's analysis showed that car phone conversations quadrupled drivers' risk of having a collision, an increase similar to that of driving while legally drunk.

For collision-triggered reaction, a decrease in the probability of the reaction happening on each collision and an increase in the amount of a reactant by the same factor have opposite effects on the number of occurring reactions, which roughly cancel each other.

In a study of runway safety, the National Transportation Safety Board cited an increased risk of on-the-ground collisions, and an increase in the number of times that planes or trucks blunder onto active runways.

These defects were accompanied by a failure to cease their forward motion upon collision and an increased time in contact during the CIL response.

The result shows that the probability of wireless collision increases linearly with an increase in the number of tags.

For a given (specified) contention window size, collision probability increases with an increase in the contending population size.

For a given size of the contention window, the collision probability increases with an increase in the contending population size.

It can either increase the collision frequency due to an increase in the concentrations of reactants or (given the already high protein concentrations in synapses (Wilhelm et al., 2014)) decrease collision frequency because of molecular crowding and viscocity effects (Miermont et al., 2013).

Moreover, the decreased particle mass and increased collision count and hence overall collision energy involved leads to an increase of the mean free path (according to the most prevailing mechanism found in the literature) and energy content per nanoparticle.

However, when the traffic load becomes high, increasing contention may lead to excess retransmissions and collisions, which leads to an increase of delay and a decrease in network throughput.

But this comes at the price of an increase in collision probability, especially in dense traffic.