Sentence examples for distinguished increase from inspiring English sources

For bare silica, both the photo excitation and radiative recombination occurred within itself, whereas for silver-loaded silica the distinguished increase in PL intensity was observed.

Analysts suspect the figures were helped by the new wholesale-price index, which India's statisticians use to distinguish increases in volume from mere increases in price.

Alternatively, it may be because, in serum, we are unable to distinguish increases in pathology from normal turnover.

○ ** In the case of qualitative laboratory results, MedDRA does not appear to distinguish "increased" from "high", or "decreased" from "low": it treats these pairs (loosely) as interchangeable synonyms.

The lifetime design has less ability to distinguish increased susceptibility from early-life exposure than the other study designs, as is more thoroughly explained with an example in the Appendix (http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/docs/2005/7667/app.pdf).nih.gov/docs/2005/7667/app.pdf

Most preterm analyses are from high-income settings and are generally not segregated by preterm phenotypes; they are unable to distinguish increased risks of of spPTB from an increased propensity of providers to intervene (such as for maternal height <145 cm, diabetes and pre-eclampsia).

Several investigators have distinguished growth periods with increased risk [4], [9] [17].

Kelvin probe measurements distinguished an increase in the work function between 0.28 eV and 0.5 eV, depending on the molecular structure of the SAM.

They distinguished an increase in swimming speed until the 1970s, where a plateau in swimming speed was reached.

Thermodynamically these polymorphs are distinguished by increasing stability (decreasing free energy) and increasing melting point in the order α, β′, and β.

Resonant dynamic response is less significant and becomes less distinguished by increasing the wind speeds.