Sentence examples for direction that increases from inspiring English sources
The GE dmaDap sidechain in RPo-GE-RifSV is rotated by ∼110°, in a direction that increases the distance between the dmaDap sidechain carbonyl carbon and the RifSV C3 atom from 3.7 Å to 8.6 Å and thereby alleviates steric clash.
This must by definition be true, as the dynamics of both traits follow the fitness gradient, and thus change in the direction that increases fitness.
Given a choice, crickets exhibited sex-specific dietary preference in the direction that increases reproductive performance, but this sexual dimorphism in preference was incomplete, with both sexes displaced from the optimum diet for lifetime reproduction.
Each disk consists of p-on-n, silicon wedges, with ac-coupled mini-strips on 75 μm radial pitch and projective length in the phi direction that increases with radius.
It has been shown that in mammals this process is biased in the direction that increases GC content [ 23].
Furthermore, the local trade-offs that were observed allowed hosts to increase resistance by mutating in any direction that increased genetic distance, suggesting that selection for avoiding density-dependent phage predation should drive host exploration – and ultimately adaptation – on any underlying adaptive landscape.
The configuration of the machine allows handling of an object in two mutually perpendicular directions that increase the workspace of current available configuration of TWMs.
In cases where the global energy involves density-dependent entropy, directions that increase entropy proceed with a higher mobility than moves in directions that decrease entropy.
Although the written eligibility criteria have not changed over time, their implementation has and in a direction that has increased the number of working-aged adults receiving disability benefits.
As shown in Figure 7, which illustrates the utilities of both transmitters versus their strategies, n 1 and n 2, we can see that at the NES denoted by the green plus, there is no deviation direction that can increase either transmitter's utility.
