Sentence examples for higher values due to from inspiring English sources

Freezing-bound water transition in DSC curves was shifted to higher values due to the increase of water/polymer interaction, mainly when different ratios of chitosan and xanthan were used.

The soil and plant samples show higher values due to accumulation (Gupta et al. 2010).

This new metric also takes into account the shape of the ROC curves, 24 resulting in higher values due to the curves' steep elevation – meaning that known actives are identified at the top of the dataset.

The high influence of residual domestic HP on the pre-SPF in the model was not surprising: The adoption of risk-based national surveys presumably shifted the mean of the assumed residual HP beta-distribution to higher values due to a smaller sample size.

Compared to a previously reported WVTR value of multilayer thin-film passivation [12], the SiON/Ag/SiON multilayer passivation showed a higher value due to the rough surface morphology of the SiON layers as shown in Figure 4. Therefore, we believe that further optimization of the top SiON morphology and density could improve the performance of the SiON/Ag/SiON multilayer passivation.

Attending a private school (and getting education that arguably has higher value due to a litany of factors) would create a greater difference between the two values.

This might be explained by a significant preoperative higher value due to patients' baseline status [ 24].

This preference occurs because animals discount delayed rewards hyperbolically with time; the risky option has a higher value due to the short delays to reward it contains.

The pressure of the fluid surrounding the droplet rises and decreases, and so does the pressure inside the droplet, although at a higher value due to the additional Laplace pressure, as Figure 1 shows.

Temperature was found out to possess a key role in reduction of energy consumption and it was not increased to high values due to polymer matrix destruction.

However, correlating forecasts directly with observations or analyses may give misleadingly high values, due to seasonal variations.