Sentence examples for fundamental increase in from inspiring English sources
Integration of higher k materials, while limiting the fundamental increase in gate tunneling currents due to band-gap narrowing, are also challenges to be faced [1].
The strikingly preserved agonist-induced NO dependent vasodilatation of resistance vessels from Apoe−/−/IL-1R1−/− mice compared to Apoe−/− in both diet groups as well as the greater contraction in response to L-NAME in the fat-fed Apoe−/−/IL-1R1−/− mice indicate a fundamental increase in bioavailable vessel wall nitric oxide as a result of selective loss of IL-1 signaling.
Evidence shows a fundamental increase in incidence, which is partly attributed to the improved screening and diagnostic techniques as well as to the changes in reproductive patterns, that is, women waiting until later to have children.
The budget wasn't deep in the red in 2007, and there have been no fundamental increases in government responsibilities or cuts in taxes since then (Obamacare won't kick in until 2014, and it's paid for in any case).
This paper uses a simple two-country (two-agent) general equilibrium model with incomplete markets and production to explore the welfare consequences of an increase in public information about country-specific fundamentals (increase in transparency).
Upon obatoclax treatment, a fundamental increase of LC3 can be observed in a homogenous cytosolic and nucleic fashion.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13 — I.B.M. researchers say they have set a speed record for a type of computer memory that promises a fundamental performance increase in a coming generation of microprocessors with multiple computing engines.
The parties currently concur on the fundamentals (an increase in state funding for parties in return for tighter limits on donations and spending) but the details, such as whether the limit on contributions should apply to trade unions, have proved confounding.Politicians should also be seen to take corruption more seriously.
The results show that, as the volume fraction index increases, the fundamental frequency increases in the pre-buckling region, but decreases in the post-buckling region.
Clarke sees the change as something more fundamental, the increases in dissonance and atonality in Priam being representative of a trend that continued and reached a climax of astringency a few years later in Tippett's third opera, The Knot Garden.
