Sentence examples for experiment has increased from inspiring English sources
If anything, this rather chichi experiment has increased her allure.
The number of instruments employed in each experiment has increased in recent years allowing researchers to attempt two-dimensional (2-D) inversions (e.g., Evans et al., 1999; Matsuno et al., 2010) or 1-D inversions assuming the presence of 3-D heterogeneity (e.g., Baba et al., 2010).
With the development of molecularly targeted therapies and drug combinations requiring evaluation of different schedules, the number of animals to be imaged within a PET experiment has increased.
Due to the rapidly advancing technology of next generation sequencing, the amount of sequencing data that can be generated in a single experiment has increased dramatically in recent years, as has the length of the sequencing reads.
The number of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that can be genotyped in a single experiment has increased exponentially in the past 5 years, with costs per data point declining at the same time (Kim and Misra, 2007; Maresso and Broeckel, 2008).
In conclusion, pigs fed the pelleted diet the entire experiment had increased ADG compared to pigs fed the meal diet.
In recent years, more than just the number of human experiments has increased.
In this way, the automation of such experiments has increased in the last few years.
Over the past year, the "subcritical" experiments have increased employment and income a bit.
At the same time, experiments have increased in scale, and biologists increasingly use pathways defined in online databases to interpret the results of experiments and generate hypotheses.
But sex worker rights groups argue that the Nordic model has been a failed experiment and has increased stigma, and point to a UN HIV Law Commission report [PDF] which states that "since its enactment in 1999, the law has not improved – indeed, it has worsened – the lives of sex workers", adding that while street work has halved the sex trade remains at pre-law levels.
