Sentence examples for enhanced in proportion to from inspiring English sources

The SEEC in the activeglow was enhanced in proportion to the SEEC in the afterglow regardless of the ion-bombarding energy.

The results revealed that cellular adhesion and proliferation were enhanced in proportion to the content of collagen, and the seeded chondrocytes maintained the roundness characteristic of a chondroblastic morphology.

Finally, following injection of a very large dose of vitamin B12, the ability to oxidize H2S by the plasma and the kidney was enhanced in proportion to the local vitamin B12 concentration.

Although the growth rates of MG63/ZsGreen and HOS/ZsGreen cells were slow in the presence of 0.5% FBS, the growth rate of each cell line was significantly enhanced in proportion to the number of washed platelets added to the cultured cells (Fig. 1b).

RLS intensity is enhanced in proportion with miRNA-122 concentrations of 0.16 4.80 nM and has a low detection limit of 9.4 pM.

Here we report an inductor-free, auto-power-management design based on automatic switches between serial-connected and parallel-connected capacitors in a rationally designed manner, so that the output voltage can be lowered and the output charge is enhanced in proportion.

It is now becoming clear that natural selection enhances barriers to cancer in proportion to the organisms need for these barriers – large, long-lived organisms have evolved enhanced anticancer adaptations relative to small, short-lived organisms (Seluanov et al. 2008; Caulin and Maley 2011; DeGregori 2011).

The dislocations so formed can contribute to the growth process and enhance the growth rate in proportion to the number formed.

Atomoxetine enhanced stop-related RIFG activation in proportion to disease severity.

Proportional assist ventilation (PAV+) is a partial ventilatory support mode delivering airway pressure (Paw) in proportion to patient effort, enhancing patient-ventilator interactions.

It provides additional information that enhances the video quality of the base layer in proportion to the amount of the received data, under the condition that the requirement of the base layer is satisfied.