Sentence examples for further by a factor from inspiring English sources

The multi-beaming capability makes it possible to perform three or more tristatic observations at different heights simultaneously, which will increase the event rate further by a factor of 3 or more.

In addition to the analytical moment, another method, based on the anti-symmetry of the moment kernel, is developed to reduce the moment computation further by a factor of two.

Count measurements from the lesion and background ROIs from the 99mTc sestamibi images were decay corrected for the time interval between the 99mTc maraciclatide and 99mTc sestamibi acquisitions and reduced further by a factor of 0.94 (to adjust for biological washout of the 99mTc sestamibi from breast tissue) [22].

The well-controlled HNO3 oxidation defines a thin, dense oxide layer on the Si nanowires increasing chemical stability, both expanding the electrochemical window and increasing the current further by a factor >2. Specific capacitances of 238 μF cm−2 (∼0.4 F g−1, 159 mF cm−3) and 404 μF cm−2 (∼0.7 F g−1, 269 mF cm−3) are obtained for n- and p-type Si nanowire arrays, respectively.

The Sample Analysis at Mars suite of instruments on Curiosity has yet to conduct a "methane enrichment" experiment that will increase the sensitivity of the rover's Tunable Laser Spectrometer even further — by a factor of at least 10, Webster said.

An effective hydrogel-based barrier should therefore assemble within NPCs only if some mechanism increases the local FG domain concentration further by a factor of 10 100.

A further increase by a factor of 2 produces slightly smaller surface displacements (Additional file 1: Figure S12b).

This performance can be further improved by a factor of two by adopting a 6-layer technology.

In the zoom mode the latter can be further increased by a factor of about two for a selectable section of the full wavelength range.

The pinhole density is further reduced by a factor of ∼200 by using smoother epitaxial Cu thin films and additionally by extending the growth duration past the point of visual completion, as characterized by scanning electron microscopy.

The field of view of the receiving telescope is assumed to be (10~{mu}mbox{rad}), but the effective field of view is further reduced by a factor of 10 with a variable iris diaphragm [36].