Sentence examples for in relative increase from inspiring English sources

The progressive increase of industrial technology results in relative increase in environmental pollution and a great effort has been made to minimize hazardous pollutants and, hence, avoiding their dangerous effects on animals, plants and humans (Nwabanne and Igbokwe 2012).

The authors observed that diluted acid, hydrothermal, steam explosion, and lime pretreatments generally result in relative increase of cellulose crystallinity compared to untreated control.

At each of our study sites, we observed a large difference in relative increase in THM blood levels by one of the study participants in response to exposure by showering in waters with approximately the same THM concentration and temperature.

Slightly, longer incubation for 30 min resulted in relative increase of brownish coloration (immuno staining; Fig. 8I) or green fluorescence (fluorescence labeling; Fig. 8J) in proximal and distal lateral lobes of the blood fed mosquito salivary glands.

The data demonstrates that while DA, hydrothermal, steam explosion and lime pretreatments generally result in relative increase in cellulose crystallinity with respect to untreated control, ammonia recycle percolation (ARP) and ammonia fiber expansion (AFEX) pretreatments show a relative decrease in cellulose crystallinity after pretreatment.

These observations imply that for the high-GC group, either the GC content tends to increase in human genes relative to mouse or tends to decrease in mouse genes relative to human, whereas for low-GC group, either there is a trend in relative decrease in GC content in human compared with mouse or there is a trend in relative increase in GC content in mouse compared with human.

Deploying CCS in PC, IGCC and NGCC results in relative increases in eutrophication and acidification when comparing to power plants without CCS.

There was an absolute increase from 1.3% (standard deviation 0.07%) in 1974-80 to 3.2% in 2014, resulting in relative increases of up to 257%, and 199% if restricted to our selection of high impact journals (fig 1, top right).

We show that residence in a village at lower transmission intensity results in a relative increase in the risk of febrile malaria in older children.

This could have resulted in a relative increase in CO2 output, akin to the rise in the respiratory quotient ratio typical of heavy exercise with hyperlactacidemia [ 51].

Proliferation was more pronounced in γδ-T cells compared to non-γδ-T cells, resulting in a relative increase in γδ-T cell frequency compared to other lymphocyte populations.