Sentence examples for drastic increment from inspiring English sources

The simulation and comparative study show that at all ranges of selected parameters, the average energy and exergy coefficient of performance, i.e. COPEn and COPEx, respectively, obtained for system 2 have a drastic increment relative to system 1.

Yanob et al. showed that hydrogen is responsible for the near-band edge enhancement and drastic increment in the conductivity of the ZnO nanowires [11].

Raising the concentration of gellant polymer from 2 to 3% a drastic increment in ({text{G}}_{0}^{{prime }}) and in relaxation time is observed, as reported in Table 2.

Regardless of the size of the data sets, test case-based adaptation in bat algorithm has led to a drastic increment in performance that BITCP detected 89% of faults.

The increasing trend of green infrastructure in Bahir Dar and Hawassa during the period 1973 2015 was due to continued and drastic increment of built-up areas at the cost of other land cover types (vegetation and cropland).

The presence of commercial cellulase enzyme showed a drastic increment in glucose production from coconut dregs as 1.4 g/L glucose was achieved when 30,000 U/g cellulose present during 72 h of incubation.

Taking into account current trends of habitat transformation (drastic increments in monocultures, urban areas, and habitat patchiness), the conservation of raptor communities in these biomes could be seriously compromised.

With extension of the treatment period, however, drastic increments were observed in parasite load and rectal temperature although there was reduction in hemoglobin (Hb) level.

Clearly, insulin resistance is more severe because of its quantitative relation to BMI, and drastic increments in insulin action with major weight loss underlie the spectacular remission rates.

L-Cysteine deprivation resulted in drastic increments in various metabolites such as SMC, OAS, glycerol 3-phosphate and isopropanolamine, and sharp decrements in L-cysteine and L-cystine [ 12].

With the rather drastic slowdown in the growth of the livestock sector (see Section 3.3), one would have expected that the role of feed demand as a driving force would be less strong than is indicated by the projected world totals in which the increase in feed use accounts for 51percentt of the increment in total cereal demand.