Sentence examples for enhancement tendency from inspiring English sources

The thermal conductivity enhancement tendency of these three thermal greases is almost constant at elevated temperature.

Alternatively, they measured the dewetting wavelengths of water on heater wires and reported that the wavelength change corresponds to the CHF enhancement tendency for all tested nanofluids.

Results revealed greater self-enhancement tendency among European Americans on both traits.

The evidence shows that students do have a self-enhancement tendency, and this finding cannot be attributed to previously uncontrolled order effects.

Amur honeysuckle, first introduced into the United States and Canada from eastern Asia in the 1800s, 7 was widely used for landscaping, soil erosion control, and wildlife habitat enhancement, but its tendency to invade native settings was noticed as early as the 1920s.

Image intensity is proportional to the concentration of bubbles in the vasculature and thus blood flow; increased enhanced intensity showed a tendency toward stronger enhancement and greater perfusion flow, thus correspondent with increased MVD count.

Results of the auditory feedback enhancement group showed a tendency towards improvement of the suprasegmental level.

Similar tendency of enhancement in the height of oxide structures under AC conductions was observed in the previous study [21].

This was in Achilles tendon accompanied by a significant ∼2 fold increase of COL3A1 mRNA (p<0.05) and a strong tendency towards enhancement of COL1A mRNA (1.8 fold, p = 0.09) (figure 4).

Most have focused on the impact of ADE, reasoning that ADE increases overall virus titer (concentration) in the blood, which in turn increases the likelihood of mosquito infection and subsequent transmission [ 45], therefore strains with a higher tendency for enhancement are likely to displace those with a lower tendency [ 44, 46, 47].

Equations (14) and (15) briefly explain the tendency of the enhancement factors; materials with high x produce high enhancement factors.