Sentence examples for examination the increase from inspiring English sources

The model enables to calculate the time-dependent stent's temperature during the MRI examination, the increase of the blood temperature passing through the stent and the distribution of the temperature in the vessel wall surrounding the stent.

The model is based on the thermodynamic law of heat conduction and enables us to calculate the time-dependent stent temperature during the MRI examination, the increase of the blood temperature passing through the stent and the distribution of the temperature in the vessel wall surrounding the stent.

Further examination of the increase in miscellaneous brain tumours showed that the increase was accounted for by unspecified tumours from 1988 onwards.

Writing for the Chronicle William Pannapacker takes note of Liu's talk for its examination of the increasing use of digital information resources like Wikipedia by students, and the problem of its limitations in terms of scholarly authority.

In addition to this, SP may not have the skills to deliver adequate or appropriate feedback to students during the examination to increase the learning value of the exam for the students.

Microstructural examination demonstrated that the increase in the hardness of the MMC aligns with the improved dispersion of reinforcing particles throughout the aluminium matrix.

Further examinations show that the increase in Sd is caused by the increased negative curvature of the flame surface and eventual homogenization of temperature gradients as these reactant islands shrink due to flame propagation and turbulent mixing.

Our study shows that the Zebris CMS-10 system provides a detailed analysis of the position of set skeletal reference landmarks, thus representing a valuable adjunct to the clinical examination to increase the intrinsic value of screening tests.

All teeth were dried before examination to increase the accuracy of the diagnosis.

Based on the preliminary results, the sonographic examination approximately increases the proportion of patients with a correct presumptive diagnosis to 80%.

Back extrapolation of exposure estimates for PM10 and NO2 to the time of the baseline examination slightly increased the estimates for PM10 and NO2 (see Supplemental Material, Figure S5, for NO2; not shown for PM10).