Sentence examples for evaluated increases from inspiring English sources

This in vitro study evaluated increases in root surface temperature during the continuous wave of condensation technique using a System B HeatSource.

In the first place, the analysis indicates that, in general, as the number of mutations evaluated increases (from 2 to 5), the variability (indicated by the size of the boxes and the extent of the whiskers) in mean epistatic coefficients around the median, within each ensemble analyzed, tend to increase.

Furthermore, the level of activation within the iRLPFC has been reported to increase when the number of concurrent relations to be evaluated increases (Cho et al. 2010).

We also evaluated increases in apoptosis by measuring the sub-G1 peak; however, no significant change in sub-G1 peak was observed in irradiated cells compared with controls.

Black and Mattson (1982) and Kosterich et al. (1984) have evaluated increases in electrical conductivity of bone associated with changes in bone maturation, such as corticalization and medullarization, in vitro.

In animals, only the carcinogenicity of BDE-209 has been evaluated; increases in thyroid gland follicular cell adenomas and carcinomas (combined) were observed for male and female mice, and dose-related increases in liver adenomas were found in male and female rats [ National Toxicology Program (NTP) 1986].

For each level of uncertainty, we evaluated increasing removal efficiencies of diclofenac at the WWTPs, from 38%to98%8%.

Though these protein complexes were not specifically evaluated, increased intestinal permeability has been identified in children with IBS [35].

We also observe that in the subset Φ4, when the threshold on the maximum absolute value of the cross-correlation peak decreases, the statistical figures evaluated increase.

Transcripts for most of the genes evaluated increased in abundance with increased current/biofilm thickness up to 3 6 mA, then remained relatively steady or, in the case of omcB transcripts, declined (Fig. 4).

Adopting a participatory approach in which transcriptions are co-created and evaluated increased credibility.