Sentence examples for in constantly increasing from inspiring English sources

Deployment of wind turbines in constantly increasing water depths has raised the issue of the appropriate selection of the most suitable support structures' options.

Due to advances in computer technology resulting in constantly increasing computational power, virtual libraries comprising many thousands of compounds can be rapidly evaluated in silico prior to experimental screens and at a fraction of the cost.

Hepcidin levels in mice lacking functional Tfr2 remain lower than those of wild-type mice with comparable iron loads, resulting in constantly increased levels of absorption of iron from the intestine and elevated levels of release of iron from macrophages.

But the belief in transformation and advancement, in a constantly increasing control over the material world, is still just a symptom of a wider conceptual revolution that lies at the heart of what has happened to the world in these last 1,000 years: the rise of the experimental method.

The right of petition recognized by the First Amendment first came into prominence in the early 1830s, when petitions against slavery in the District of Columbia began flowing into Congress in a constantly increasing stream, which reached its climax in the winter of 1835.

Technical advances and institutional changes in the electric power industry have resulted in a constantly increasing penetration of distributed generation (DG) resources in the grids.

"In this wide sense," he continues, "not only during the years of our married life, but during many of the years of confidential friendship which preceded it, all my published writings were as much my wife's work as mine; her share in them constantly increasing as years advanced" (1981, 251).

At later stages cells (primarily during lysis) release virus particles into the medium resulting in a constantly increasing, but relatively low titer, leading to a second stage of infection beginning at around 18 hours (See also the increase in the number of appearing clusters at around 18 hours in Fig. 8).

In brief, constantly increasing pressure (50 g/second) was applied to the lateral side of the knee joint at the level of the joint space until the animals attempted to escape or vocalized.

In the last years, the interest in bioreactors is constantly increasing in several fields of bioengineering and for various applications, thanks to the progresses in technology, engineering, stem cell biology, and material science.

In addition, a constantly increasing number of in vitro and in vivo studies demonstrate the functional involvement of KLKs in cancer-related processes.