Sentence examples for increase and propagate from inspiring English sources
Since errors and inconsistencies exist in public biomolecular database data [ 25, 26], automatic processing of these data can increase and propagate such errors and affect the correct identification of new annotations [ 27, 28].
The higher stress at the column base caused flexural cracking started at the early stages of loading and the number of flexural cracks increased and propagated with increasing in drift ratios.
The importance of choosing the right sample size for a given Λ lies in that statistical error decreases as sample size increases and propagated numerical error decreases as Λ increases.
The challenge is to increase response rates and propagate a single view of the customer, by integrating customer data from multiple Web and social media interactions.
Then, the flame surface area was increased and the propagating flame was gradually accelerated.
10, 11 The use of poor quality drugs can lead to poor treatment outcomes, waste of financial resources by prolonging illnesses, increase the potential of recrudescence, and propagate the development of drug resistance.
We hypothesized that bottom-up effects will be strong on lower trophic levels resulting in increased biomass of bacteria and fungi, and that this increase will propagate to higher trophic levels (microbivorous invertebrates, predators) but with decreasing intensity due to dampening of bottom-up forces at higher trophic levels by high connectivity, trophic-level-omnivory and generalist feeding.
As the load level increases, damage initiates and propagates.
These data confirm that lamellar tension increases during CIL and propagates from the rear of the network, suggesting that these cytoskeletal changes are not initiated by a local signal released from the site of cell contact.
Decreasing zone velocity and increasing zone width increase the ease of forming and propagating a columnar-grained structure.
Then, as the load increased, additional cracks formed and propagated to the girders.
