Sentence examples for in a considerable increase of from inspiring English sources
A remarkable enhancement in the microscopic area of the electrode resulted in a considerable increase of the peak current of epinephrine (EN) oxidation (∼35 times).
It was shown that high-intensity ion implantation results in a considerable increase of microhardness and wear resistance of the materials.
Consequently, the gradual transformation of high amount of stable γr films in the TBF steel austempered at 425 °C prevents the rapid decrease of strain hardening rate at low strain and permits for the strain hardening to continue up to a high strain (Fig. 5) which results in a considerable increase of the total elongation (Fig. 4b).
The application of bone morphogenetic protein (BMP-2) resulted in a considerable increase of the amount of new bone formation within TyrPC (34.0%), biocomposite (BC: 27.0%), and calcium phosphate cement (CPC: 45.8%) scaffolds [ 38, 43, 44].
As shown in Figure 6B, the expression of the Y4884C mutant protein resulted in a considerable increase of cellular H3K4me3 levels when compared with the histone proteins isolated from the cells transfected with the other MLL3-SET variants, which is in agreement with the in vitro result that Y4884C has a trimethylation activity.
Additionally, as shown for septic patients the mutual activation of inflammation and coagulation results in an considerable increase of organ failure or dysfunction at multiple sites [ 33].
Also, during the first half of August the hospital in Lidköping noticed a considerable increase of admissions of pneumonia patients.
"In consequence, there has been a considerable increase of litigants in person for whom our current court system is not really designed".
Unfortunately, the results of some experiments with audio signals (which are nonstationary, non-Gaussian and colored hosts) reported in [5] show a considerable increase of the BER with respect to white Gaussian hosts using the same system parameters.
In experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE), there is a considerable increase of DCs in the CNS during the early stage[6], [7].
Earlier this month the lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, in his annual report to parliament pointed out that "there has been a considerable increase of litigants in person for whom our current court system is not really designed".
