Sentence examples for envelope increases from inspiring English sources

"The lack of a smothering hydrogen-helium envelope increases the chances for habitability on these planets.

This article follows the definitions given in [6], summarised as follows: Attack: The time interval during which the amplitude envelope increases.

The addition of more efflux pumps into the cell envelope increases the survival of the organism.

Note how the acceptance probability (ratio of the area below the target shape to that below the envelope) increases with refinement.

The present study therefore investigates whether inclusion of a stamped addressed envelope (as opposed to a pre-paid reply envelope) increases responses to survey reminders in a UK-based patient population.

However, Maheux et al. [ 42] found that a personalised mail-out package that included the physician's title, name and address individually typed onto the envelope, hand stamped outgoing envelopes identified to the university and hand stamped return envelope increased response rates with modest statistical significance (OR 1.73, 95% CI 1.04 to 2.87).

As STN and globus pallidus locked to amplifying phases for long periods of time, the STN beta amplitude envelope increased (effect of locking duration: P = 0.024, dF = 3, F = 5, effect of drug state: P = 0.3, dF = 1, F = 1.2, interaction between locking duration and drug state: P = 0.3, dF = 3, F = 1.6, repeated measures ANOVA).

Extensive use of glass in building envelopes increases the heat gain, which in turn increases the energy demand to maintain the building at comfortable conditions.

At large distances both comets show constant values as the size of the concentric envelopes increases (as one would expect for force free radial outflow).

A randomised-controlled trial (RCT) was undertaken to determine whether postage stamps versus pre-paid envelopes increases patient response rates to a reminder mail survey.

Although this suggests that, as with other types of surveys, stamped envelopes increase responses to patient surveys compared to pre-paid envelops, this assumption needs to be tested in further RCTs of patient surveys with sufficient participants to detect a response gain of approximately 5% or more at 80% power.