Sentence examples for increase in mid from inspiring English sources

In the perfused leg, the optimised external temperature resulted in a small decrease in deep- Tmvl and in an increase in mid- and superficial- Tmvl (0.15 and 1.1 °C, respectively) compared to post-warm-up values.

* No difference in gait-related parameters (vertical ground reaction forces at heel strike, mid stance, toes and rate of weight acceptance) between intervention and comparison groups except for a 3% increase in mid stance for the left leg only in the Pilates group.

A new study employing satellite-based wildfire data from the past decade and 16 different global climate change models (GCMs) estimates that the likelihood of fires like the summer 2011 events in western United States will particularly increase in mid- and high-latitude areas of the Earth in the next 30 years.

The rise in interest rates follows a quarter-point increase in mid-March when India became the second Group of 20 economy, after Australia, to lift interest rates as the global economy recovered from the financial crisis.

The organizer, U Htay Kywe, 39, was the last remaining leader of a group called the 88 Generation Students Group, which had led protests against a fuel price increase in mid-August that grew into huge demonstrations against the military junta.

In KZR, both increase in mid-May.

They found that GHG also induces an increase in mid-tropospheric dryness which acts as a barrier to deep convection, suppressing monsoon rainfall over ASM regions.

Dietary crude protein reduction had small or no effects on the yield and relative presence of FA in milk and cheese, except for a small increase in mid-chain branched saturated fatty acids.

An important paradox may be resolved by an increase in Brewer Dobson circulation: the decrease in tropical cold-point temperature since the 1960s conflicts with the increase in mid-latitude H2O in the lower stratosphere, if it represents an increase at tropical entry of H2O; the conflict could be resolved if dehydration during stratospheric entry is incomplete and the circulation has increased.

The models estimated a 10% decrease in Unbanded and a 5% increase in Mid-banded had taken place.

If the climate hypothesis is correct, then the increase in Mid-banded should have been greatest where the temperature increased the most.